The Queen is dead.
London has seceded from the United Kingdom and is ruled over with an iron fist by the maniacal dictator, Ken Livingstone. The ever-vigilant security services, headed up by the feared General Gash, aid Livingstone in protecting London's future as the financial/criminal capital of the world.
However, a new threat has arisen to shake the world to its core: B2J, a terrorist group of unknown origin. After successful bombing campaigns across Europe the murderous fiends have set their sights on Greater London. With their agenda, membership and source of funding unknown, B2J present a problem the great Ken can ill afford...
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Join Freelance Agent Brompton Rhodes as he attempts to make a living doing what he does best (espionage, assassination, infiltration, kidnapping, drinking, smoking and sleeping), all the while attempting to avoid responsibility for anything in his life.
(Including doing his own laundry, buying his own meals and attending select committees to justify the outrageous amount of casualties his operations always cause.)
Aided and abetted by a colourful cast of characters (not in a racist sense), 'Rude Bwoy' is a comic strip written and illustrated by Alexander Hayden James Smith.
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Also included:
'Brompton Rhodes versus the Twenty-First Century' - a collection of short stories charting the fate of Brompton as he becomes unstuck in time, the universe, and ultimately even the thin, wispy veil of fiction itself, with only a packet of tobacco and his trusty Machine for company.
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