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'''Stratu''' is a [[comic]]s zine publisher from Sydney, Australia. | '''Stratu''' is a [[comic]]s zine publisher from Sydney, Australia. | ||
| − | His first publication was [[Sick Puppy | + | His first publication was [[Sick puppy comix|Sick Puppy Comix]], first released in 1996. Thirteen issues of this zine was released before the editor ceased publishing. After this publication ended, he began work on an anthology series he entitled [[Atomiser]]. It was intended to be a series of themed issues, the first being 'Ancient', released in April 2003. The theme of the second issue was intended to be 'Father', but this issue did not appear. |
After a six-year hiatus Stratu began publishing again. His new publication is entitled [[Blackguard]] and was released in October of 2008. The theme of the first issue was 'Religious Crazies'. The intended theme of 'Father' for a projected second issue will pick up where ''Atomiser'' left off. | After a six-year hiatus Stratu began publishing again. His new publication is entitled [[Blackguard]] and was released in October of 2008. The theme of the first issue was 'Religious Crazies'. The intended theme of 'Father' for a projected second issue will pick up where ''Atomiser'' left off. | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 4 April 2009
Stratu is a comics zine publisher from Sydney, Australia.
His first publication was Sick Puppy Comix, first released in 1996. Thirteen issues of this zine was released before the editor ceased publishing. After this publication ended, he began work on an anthology series he entitled Atomiser. It was intended to be a series of themed issues, the first being 'Ancient', released in April 2003. The theme of the second issue was intended to be 'Father', but this issue did not appear.
After a six-year hiatus Stratu began publishing again. His new publication is entitled Blackguard and was released in October of 2008. The theme of the first issue was 'Religious Crazies'. The intended theme of 'Father' for a projected second issue will pick up where Atomiser left off.
