Nick Bryan

@nickbryan.com

Writer of comics like Death of a Necromancer, Courier Z and StoneCop. Author of online bios like this one. Buy my work: https://nickbryan.gumroad.com More: https://nickbryan.carrd.co/ Avatar: @johntucker.bsky.social | Header: Appley/Jordan/Lettersquids

About to go see Obsession, knowing nothing about it other than the title and the fact people seem to like it. Hoping I'm sleepwalking into massive trauma.

Finally finished a version of my years-long white-whale comics project that I'm happy for an editor to look at. If it I hadn't also got married in 2026, this would've been a contender for achievement of the year.

Saw Spidey and liked it. Refreshing to see him bashing people up in the New York area rather than crossing dimensions. Enjoyably episodic movie, gave me that warm serialised comic feel. Bit weird to use Punisher when you seemingly are not allowed to say "Punisher" in the film.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie poster.

Saw Spidey and liked it. Refreshing to see him bashing people up in the New York area rather than crossing dimensions. Enjoyably episodic movie, gave me that warm serialised comic feel. Bit weird to use Punisher when you seemingly are not allowed to say "Punisher" in the film.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie poster.

It's my birthdayyyyy - and the BEST thing you could do to celebrate me (as you all should) is buy picking up this amazing comics bundle. I'm in it, a bunch of my friends are in it, and it helps fund some much-needed relief for vulnerable Palestinians. Go buy it now!

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The Scottish Comics itch.io Bundle is LIVE! Image is of a little bug creature wearing a hoodie, "juicy" shorts, and a thong. They are reading comics on their laptop.

On a whim the other day, re-read the whole first chunk of Grant Morrison's Batman run (up to RIP). Not read any Morrison for a few years, and I'd forgotten how enjoyably dense their stuff is, especially once you get a short way into it. Every page connecting dots in your mind.

Cover of the Batman RIP deluxe edition by Alex Ross.