Biggol

“Ioan Morris’ ongoing docu-epic. A documentary comic examining the history of the fictional television series Biggol, from conception to cancellation and beyond. No inconsequential story is left untold. No petty grudge is left unexplained. This is the first, last and only word on the greatest TV show never seen.”

“This is a densely packed and inventive opening issue, with Morris getting the tone and the voice of the book spot on from the opening page.” – Tom Murphy, Broken Frontier

“I’d be hard pushed to remember a 24-page issue that felt as full as this one does. Full of ideas, full of world building and full of intrigue as a result.” – G-Man, Comics Anonymous

“It’s a wonderfully constructed set of character studies and Ioan builds the world of Biggol superbly. It has the kind of nostalgic charm of something like Garth Merenghi’s Dark Place… Biggol is a wonderfully uncynical read that revels in it’s own unique brand of quirky nostalgia and vintage eccentricity.” – Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics