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Help Terry Martin Resurrect Dead Girls In Graphic Novel Glory
By Alasdair Stuart

Written by Richard Calder, Dead Girls is an adaptation of his 1992 Cyberpunk novel. Calder's a fiercely prolific author whose other work includes Dead Boys, Dead Things Cythera, Frenzetta, The Twist, Malignos, Impakto, Lord Soho, and Babylon.
The art is the work of Filipino artist Leonardo M. Giron. Leonardo's style has been influenced by everyone from Mignola and Risso to Shirow and he absolutely nails the tone that Calder is looking for:
Leonardo M Giron's indigenous grasp of the ambience that Manila shares with Bangkok, and his ability to translate this into a unique, manga-like idiom – a kind of "manga+" – makes him perfect for delineating the cyberpunk exuberance and sheer down-and-dirty exoticism of Dead Girls.

The campaign is asking just £5000 and, with 9 days to go as I write this, could really use a hand. Rewards start at £3 for a postcard of the wraparound cover and take in full runs of Murky Depths containing the original story all the way up to a signed hardback. Go take a look and help Martin, Calder and Giron resurrect the Dead Girls.
Alasdair Stuart is a freelance writer.The 6th Doctor Sourcebook for the Doctor Who RPG, written by him, is available soon. He's on twitter at @AlasdairStuart













