Andrew Luke has launched his strip blog, Don’t Get Lost, which he describes as a 300-page tale of abuse and survival through the self and friendship.
The tale begins as a man flees from potential violence at the hand of teen gang members, and the story so far reflects many of the worries and frustrations a lot of folk have in modern Britain.
“I’ll be posting seven pages a week in 2010,” says Andy.
• Check it out at dont-get-lost.blogspot.com
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