Nathan Head in Comicbooks & Graphic Novels
Since
2013 Nathan Head has worked closely with the
independent comic book publisher Hellbound
Media, from modelling for characters in their
comics to promoting the publications at
ComicCons and
Horror Events.
As well as his face being the
character model for PC Tudor in both their
Slaughterhouse Farm and Slaughterhouse Hospital series he also played
Dorian D'Arcane in the Dorian & Drama
photocomics, where he performed a sort of
'tableau vivant theatre' piece that was photographed by a
professional team of creatives in order to tell
the story.
Slaughterhouse Farm IV
Fourth
in the Slaughterhouse Farm slasher/grindhouse
series set on a pigfarm in North Wales, written
by Matt Warner and AJ Ballard and illustrated by
Arfon Jones. Nathan Head modelled for one of the
characters in the publication called PC Tudor.
Even though issue four was the first in the
series that Nathan was involved in, he has been
a supporter since issue one and a quote from him
was used on the back sleeve of the first
installment alongside endorsements from Spencer
Wilding (Darth Vader in Rogue One: A Star Wars
Story) and horror author Paul Kane.
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Slaughterhouse Hospital
Follow-on
from the Slaughterhosue Farm comics set in a
Hospital in North Wales, written
by Matt Warner and illustrated by
Arfon Jones. Nathan Head modelled for one of the
characters in the publication called Barry Tudor,
publicity and character-reference photos by Don
Jackson-Wyatt.
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Dorian & Drama: Reflections Of The Damned
Dorian
& Drama: Reflections Of The Damned follows the
misadventures of failed stage magician Dorian
D'Arcane and his kick-ass sidekick Drama
McKenzie fighting off black-and-white ghosts
that have been released from a vintage camera in
a former insane asylum in North Wales. The first
comicbook in the Dorian & Drama series,
Reflections Of The Damned, was shot at Antwerp
Mansion in Manchester throughout the summer and
Autumn of 2014 using photography and practical
make up and special effects in place of
traditional artwork, all comicbook photos by
Craig Colville with additional publicity
pictures by Don Jackson-Wyatt. The comicbook was
launched at the prestigious Wales Comic Con in
November 2014.
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Behind The scenes
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Dorian & Drama: Masque Of The Harlequin
In
Dorian & Drama: Masque Of The Harlequin
stage-Magician Dorian D'Arcane and his assistant
Drama McKenzie return to face a glamorous new
enemy at a recently-acquired theatre venue where
the theatre staff have returned from the dead as
living marionettes. The second issue in the
Dorian & Drama series, Masque Of The Harlequin,
was shot in Chester Music Theatre as well as
Pathway Studios throughout 2015, and on May 14th
it was covered on the Channel 4 / S4C primetime
magazine show Y Lle. Where the first comic
focuses on lighting effects and light-painting,
the second instalment is themed around the use
of colour as well as utilising creative fisheye
techniques. All comicbook photos by Craig
Colville with some additional behind-the-scenes
pictures by Ryan Kift.
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Behind The Scenes
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