PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Nick Roche is an artist originally from County Wexford and currently based in Dublin. He has written and drawn Transformers and drawn Doctor Who comics for IDW Publishing. He is a member of the Eclectic Micks sketchblog. He won the 2011 Irish Comic News award for Best Mainstream-Published Artist. Scarenthood is his first graphic novel that he has both written and drawn.
One of the best new spooky comics of 2020. --SyFy Brutally funny horror that finds genuine terror and honest messy humour in parenthood. I loved this. --Kieron Gillen (The Wicked & The Divine; Die) A wonderful comic with a great premise that is funny and creepy. The Irish comics scene is more fucked-up than we realized. --Gerry Duggan (Dead Eyes; Marauders; Deadpool) A true original. An uncanny mix of folklore horror, modern anxiety and black humour. It tickles a funnybone but by book's end, may leave another body part broken. --Declan Shalvey (Bog Bodies; Savagetown; Moon Knight) A blood-curdling blast of magical realism, perfect for parents and demonic entities in this world and the next. --Eoin Colfer (Artemis Fowl; High Fire; Illegal) One of my favorite first issues ever. So full of fun, great characters and beautiful art. You will love it. --Brian Lynch (Secret Life Of Pets; Monster Motors) Nick brought us robots and sadness with his Transformers work, now he brings us Rentaghost for a new generation with roughly the same amount of skill. --John Allison (Giant Days; Steeple)
