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"There is some quality in this issue that would not be out of place from many much larger publishers."

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PARAGON #17 - what's inside?

The rhyming adventures of Li'l Ganesh

by Davey Candlish and Jim Cameron

And now you can buy a digital version of #17 for only 79p!

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PARAGON #17 e-edition

PARAGON #17 - what's inside?

This brilliant page from Jikan the time-travelling demon hunter,

by Mark Howard, El Chivo and John Caliber.

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PARAGON #17 - what's inside?

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Here's a panel from Bulldog; written by Jason Cobley, drawn by Stephen Prestwood and lettered by HdE

PARAGON #17 - out now!

The brilliant Shaky Kane contributes the cover to the latest PARAGON, depicting the undead Mexican bandit El Bigote!

par·a·gon n. 1. A model of excellence or perfection of a kind; a peerless example

And this British anthology comic lives up to that definition; 

Jikan, the time-travelling demon hunter, by Mark Howard, El Chivo and John Caliber;

Winston Bulldog the anthropomorphic defender of the skies of Blighty by Jason Cobley, Stephen Prestwood and HdE;

L'il Ganesh the rhyming adventures of the young Hindu God by Davey Candlish and Jim Cameron;

El Bigote the undead Mexican bandit by Locust, El Chivo and Bolt;

and Spencer Nero the 1930s British agent with a fascination for ancient Rome by Greg Meldrum and Jim Cameron. 

All behind a cover by Shaky Kane (with inks by Jim Campbell and colours by Owen Watts) - this 32 page anthology is not to be missed!

Available for only £2.50

If you've bought a copy of PARAGON before, then you know how good this comic is. If you haven't, then why not give it a go? It's called PARAGON for a reason!

PARAGON - the home of weird and wonderful heroes!

I often call PARAGON the home of weird and wonderful heroes, and it is;

Jikan, the time-travelling demon-hunting samurai,

Oor Ganesh, the adventures of the Hindu God (when he lived in Dundee!),

Spencer Nero, the British civil centurion,

El Bigote, the undead Mexican bandit who fires quills from his giant moustache,

Bludd & Xandi, the celestial law enforcers,

Winston Bulldog, the anthropomorphic defender of our shores,

and now

Franz Liszt, the first superstar of the classical music world!

What is Franz Liszt doing in the pages of PARAGON?

You need to buy the next issue to find out! Out soon!