Grendal Unleashed: Trashcan Edition

By Sam Madeley

From the pages of 2012’s ‘the ImPrisoned’ comes the ongoing series Grendal Unleashed featuring all new artwork and stories by Sam Madeley.

Grendal is a little dog in a big world. All he wants from life is a warm bed, good food and park to stretch his legs in. The universe however has other plans for him and continually conspires to make his life as ‘interesting’ as possible...whether he likes it or not. Grendal lurches from misadventure to calamity as he strives to reach his ever elusive goal.

'Grendal Unleashed – Trashcan Edition' is a free preview of the upcoming series and includes an exclusive, recently discovered, archive story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sam Madeley
• Release date: Jan 26, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301975051

Sam Madeley

The Legend of Sam Madeley... Surrounded by strange and unusual happenings from the moment he was born Sam has translated those experiences across more than two decades of publishing into both story and art. His unique perspective on the world about us has featured in many publications including Peter Johnstone's 'Just add water', James Boswell's 'Weird City' and Paradox Press's award winning 'Big Book of Urban Legends'. As an illustrator he has produced posters for Black Box Merseyside Ltd. theatre productions, adapted the Five Star Theatre's production of Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel for the BBC into comic strip form, contributed to and produced promotional materials for varied clients from animal charities to the music and festival industry. In the 1990's Sam published the Dan Dare magazine 'Sufferin' Satellites' featuring new stories, archive articles, and was writer/artist of the infamous 'Broken Mirror' story that pitted Dan Dare's wits against 2000ad's Brit Cit Judges. His life long love of myths and legends is currently being utilized by writer Steven Moss-Ennis to illustrate 'The Journal of Daniel McCullen' which can be found on Smashwords. Beyond his varied roles in publishing Sam has sold chocolates and beers in the Lake District, worked for Royal Mail, been a roadie, event manager, studied with druids, climbed Mount Snowdon with a broken back and driven a Nitrous Oxide boosted race car at over one-hundred and twenty miles an hour with a flat tire. Sam is a self-confessed techno-nerd, when not putting pen or pencil to paper he can be found surrounded by electronics and computers repairing or finding innovative uses for them. His little wolf takes him for regular walks in the local countryside when he feels Sam has been working for long enough on his varied creative projects.

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