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• Compal Comics offers more Bob Monkhouse British comic art gems, Amazing Spider-Man #1

  By John Freeman on 13 February 2020

  

  The latest Compal Comics auction has gone live, and their February – March 2020 offering not only includes some great classic comics, but plenty of great art too

• Jibé’s free, funny 2019 Lakes International Comic Art Festival journal published

  By John Freeman on 13 February 2020

  

  The Lakes International Comic Art Festival has just published a wonderful Festival Journal by Jean-Baptiste Pollien, a.k.a. Jibé on their official site, celebrating last year’s weekend-long event in Kendal

• Marvel Comics’ Tim Conrad art sale on now

  By John Freeman on 13 February 2020

  

  American comic artist and illustrator Tim Conrad – perhaps best known for his work on titles such as Conan, Kull and Epic Illustrated for Marvel Comics – has announced an art sale through his Facebook Page, to help pay $4000 medical bills

• Harley Quinn fronts new ComicScene, on sale next week

  By John Freeman on 13 February 2020 • ( 1 )

  

  ComicScene 12 is on sale across the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada and the United States from 20th February 2020, with DC’s Harley Quinn taking front and centre, the latest issue of Britain’s comic news magazine featuring a beginners guide to her history and comics

• Happy Birthday, Bananaman! Top 10 Bananaman Facts

  By John Freeman on 13 February 2020 • ( 1 )

  

  Bananaman’s 40th commemorative Beano comic is available in all good newsagents, supermarkets and through digital delivery now, fronted by a great cover from Nigel Parkinson

• Academic Study of Fleetway’s CRISIS comic in the works

  By John Freeman on 13 February 2020

  

  Dr William Proctor, Senior Lecturer in Transmedia, Culture and Communication at Bournemouth University has announced his next academic project will be a book-length study of 2000AD sister comic, CRISIS

• Blistering “Black Max” art by Chris Weston up for auction on eBay

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020

  

  A cracking piece of art by Chris Weston starring British villain Black Max, who first appeared in Thunder in the 1970s, but whose adventures continue to this day thanks to his revival in 2000AD and elsewhere, is up for sale on eBay

• Happy Birthday, Bananaman – 40 Years Young!

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020 • ( 2 )

  

  Beano is celebrating the 40th birthday of one of the super hero world’s fruitiest creation, Bananaman, with the launch of a special edition of the weekly comic, featuring an extended story for the character.

• Bucheon, Korea’s UNESCO City of Literature, seeks out comic creators for new Residency program

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020

  

  Bucheon, Korea’s UNESCO City of Literature, has announced the launch of a Residency program of 2020 that hopes to encourage involvement from many comics creators interested in Korean culture

• In Review: Doctor Who – Can You Hear Me?

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020

  

  From ancient Syria to present day Sheffield, and out into the wilds of space, something is stalking the Doctor and her friends. Paul Mount ponders the positives and pitfalls of “Can You Hear Me?”

• WebFind: Dan Dare Pilot of the Future Animated Series Concept Art by Dave Max

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020

  

  Concept art for the animated series Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future, first broadcast back in 2002, has surfaced online, work created by concept artist Dave Max.

• Limited Edition Masters of British Comic Art Cover by author David Roach revealed, available to pre-order

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020

  

  The Limited Edition release of the much-anticipated Masters of British Comic Art, featuring a cover by author and 2000AD artist David Roach, is now on offer on the Treasury of British Comics web shop.

• Enniskillen ComicFest is back in May, spotlights classic British titles Action and Battle

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020 • ( 2 )

  

  Enniskillen ComicFest returns on 1st and 2nd May 2020 for its fifth year – and the award-winning event will spotlight some classic British comics as well as three creators who helped shape them

• Cardiff Comics Carnival returns to Cardiff in March

  By John Freeman on 12 February 2020

  

  Cardiff Comics Carnival will be returning on Sunday 29th March at its new venue: Kongs, on St. Mary’s Street

• Barking creator Lucy Sullivan chats mental health, comic creation and more in latest Awesome Comics Podcast

  By John Freeman on 11 February 2020

  

  The Awesome Comics Podcast gang – Dan Butcher, Tony Esmond and Vince Hunt – are joined by Lucy Sullivan, creator of the powerful graphic novel Barking this week, published by Unbound next month

• Vanguard Book Three, collecting Dan Butcher’s British superhero epic, available now

  By John Freeman on 11 February 2020

  

  Comic creator and Awesome Comics Podcast co-host Dan Butcher has just released Vanguard Book Three, collecting more adventures centred on his unique and much-praised take on superheroes, set in Britain

• Latest issue of new Chromakey magazine spotlights Dark Skies, tribute to Terrance Dicks

  By John Freeman on 10 February 2020

  

  The latest issue of Chromakey, a new Canadian journal dedicated to science-fiction, fantasy, telefantasy, and cult television offers features on Dark Skies and much more…

• Bryan Talbot original art up for sale, new Luther Arkwright trade on its way, and some Italian news, too!

  By John Freeman on 9 February 2020

  

  Comic artist and writer Bryan Talbot is offering a huge batch of original artwork for sale on his official site, including pages The Adventures of Luther Arkwright – Heart of Empire and all of his pages from Grandville – as well as a Near Myths cover

• Creator Spotlight: Official “Binary Star” Star Wars Prints by Guy Stauber

  By John Freeman on 9 February 2020

  

  British artist Guy Stauber’s new, original trilogy Star Wars posters are now on sale from Dark Ink, who offer a range of officially licensed artworks inspired by the space saga created by George Lucas

• Victor Gorelick: A Tribute, by Nancy Silberkleit, Co-CEO, Archie Comics

  By John Freeman on 8 February 2020

  

  Along with the rest of the comics industry, Nancy Silberkleit was shocked to learn the sad news of the death of Archie Comics editor-in-chief, Victor Gorelick…

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