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Etianverse Comics was founded by film director Etienne Kubwabo and is a divison of his production company Mile Away Films. From a young age, Etienne immersed himself in storytelling, drawing on his childhood experiences and love of comic books. This led to the creation of his first supehero series ‘Beats of War’ which follows the story of a half-human alien who crash lands in Glasgow, Scotland. ‘Beats of War’ has now sold over 50,000 copies worldwide and led to other epic comic series ‘Hyena Man’ and ‘Terra Squad’. Join our heroes on their adventures by visiting our shop and picking up a copy today!
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An alien planet ravaged by robot invaders. A city on Earth plagued by crime. Their hope: a hero from beyond the stars.
An alien visitor continues his quest to save his planet. A ruthless gang seeks revenge for an untimely death. Meanwhile, government...
An alien visitor continues his quest to save his planet. A ruthless gang seeks revenge for an untimely death. Meanwhile, government...
Ni gets all ET’s friends to join her to a rescue mission. The unexpected happens.. And the Beats of war drum even louder.
An alien visitor continues his quest to save his planet. A ruthless gang seeks revenge for an untimely death. Meanwhile, government...
Beats of War tells the story of Ethian (Scotland’s first black superhero), who comes to Earth to find a way to save his home planet from robot invaders. During his time on Earth, he discovers what it means to be human and falls in love with music, taking on the name DJ E.T.
Inspired by the writer’s own experience, Etienne wanted to keep the people he lost growing up, alive in a fictional story. The comic book also looks at the barriers faced by people who immigrate to a new country. Set in Scotland, the story features some of the city’s iconic landmarks such as the River Clyde, the Finnieston Crane and Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The comic book also touches on the city’s violent past, with the villains inspired by the razor gangs that existed in the East End and South Side of Glasgow in the late 1920s and 1930s.
