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The first review for Rockstar Scientists #1 is up at Thirteen Minutes and it’s the best grade I’ve ever had.

http://bit.ly/xWXjvB

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My comic ‘Rockstar Scientists’ is out on Graphicly. Download it here.

“Rockstar Scientists is an intriguingly deranged pop culture/science fusion.” – Mark Clapham, Warhammer 40,000 and Doctor Who novelist

The King is dead. Long live the queen. Introducing El, the world’s most famous star, on an Earth where scientists rather than musicians command the adoration of millions with wealth to match. Rarely affording them the respect they deserve but often saving the planet along the way. These adventurers and pioneers may not play guitar but they hit the notes and bang the drums that change the face of history.

Born of creator Kenny Jeffery’s love for music, science and comics, Rockstar Scientists is a action packed, time bending adventure no matter what order its read in. “It was important that anyone could pick up any issue and build out the story from there”. The first series consists of five issues all with pencils and inks from up-and-coming artist George Zapata, and colors by Crimzon Studio’s Amit Ghadge. Also included is a back up tale drawn by Jordan Cutler and starring Professor Peaks, Rockstar Scientists’ resident expert on everything from falsetto to fauna.

Rockstar Scientists #1 will be available at Graphicly.com as well as the Graphicly iPhone, iPad and Android applications. For more information and to download, please visit http://bit.ly/xkBLeb

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