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• In Review: Tales from the Udderverse (Mother Udder Comics)

  By John Freeman on 18 January 2020

  

  Tales from the Udderverse (Mother Udder Comics) Written by Darren Cameron and Geoff McGrath Art by Francois LeClerc (including cover), Bolt-01, Bernard Campbell, David Deon, Mat Heldwen, Adam Stone Colour (“Harla”) by Michael Sanders Inks and Colour (“Sarna”) by Thiago… Read More ›

• Chinbeard Books seeking to publish Look-In “Robin of Sherwood” collections

  By John Freeman on 18 January 2020

  

  Chinbeard Books – publishers of the recently-released Spectrum is Indestructible by Fred McNamara – are on the hunt for copies or art from the Look-In strip “Robin of Sherwood”, in the hope of publishing a collection of the strip from the British weekly comic

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: The Unseen Art of Hollywood Storyboards by Trevor Goring and Joyce Kaskey Goring

  By John Freeman on 18 January 2020

  

  US publisher Hermes Press has launched a Kickstarter to fund The Unseen Art of Hollywood Storyboards, what looks like a fascinating and wonderfully illustrated book detailing the history of film storyboards, by comics and storyboard artist Trevor Goring – whose credits include 2000AD and more – and his partner, the late Joyce Kaskey Goring

• National Cartoonists Society 2020 Reuben Awards – Call for Submissions

  By John Freeman on 17 January 2020

  

  The National Cartoonists Society – a US-based organisation of professional cartoonists in the United States, but with a chapter in the UK thanks to its partnership with the Lakes International Comic Art Festival – has issued a reminder about its… Read More ›

• In Review: Doctor Who – Orphan 55

  By downthetubes Guests on 17 January 2020

  

  Reviewed by Paul Mount WARNING: Spoilers Ahead Written by: Ed Hime Directed by Lee Haven-Jones First Broadcast: 12th January 2020 – BBC One The Doctor and her friends discover that the luxury resort where they are holidaying is hiding a… Read More ›

• Dune, Carnival Row and Lost in Space merchandise in the works?

  By John Freeman on 16 January 2020

  

  Legendary Entertainment has appointed Rocket Licensing to manage the consumer products programme for the upcoming event feature film Dune. The deal is part of a wider licensing programme that also includes the fantasy drama Carnival Row (airing on Amazon Prime… Read More ›

• Rare Ron Embleton UFO posters up for grabs

  By John Freeman on 16 January 2020

  

  The official Gerry Anderson web site is currently offering limited copies of a rare facsimile UFO poster featuring art by comics legend Ron Embleton, inspired by the much-loved SFTV live action series

• Power Players readies for Cartoon Network launch, action figures announced

  By John Freeman on 15 January 2020

  

  Flair – one of the UK’s top ten toy companies – is powering up its boy’s portfolio in summer 2020 with the addition of the Power Players master toy line, based on a new action-comedy animation series created by Zag… Read More ›

• Paul Fry, David Michelinie and Stuart Moore join Portsmouth Comic Con 2020 line-up

  By John Freeman on 15 January 2020

  

  Portsmouth Comic Con – International Festival of Comics returns to the south coast on Saturday  2nd and  and Sunday 3rd May, with top US comic creators David Michelinie and Stuart Moore and British comics artist Paul Fry just announced as… Read More ›

• Riverdale High’s autistic student Scarlet returns in a new comic with a Royal flavour!

  By John Freeman on 15 January 2020 • ( 10 )

  

  Archie Comics Co-CEO Nancy Silberkleit has just launched another of her “Kindness Works Comics” featuring Scarlet, an autistic student at Riverdale High – a project with a royal connection that almost got taken over by recent events surrounding Prince Harry… Read More ›

• Webfind: Michael Kaluta’s unpublished strip for “Web of Horror “ – America’s nightmare magazine!

  By John Freeman on 15 January 2020

  

  Web of Horror was an anthology horror comic published by Long Island-based Major Publications in the United States between 1969 to 1970. It ran for just three issues – but material from an unpublished fourth issue by some top comic artists is out there…

• Forbidden Planet “Death’s Head” Mega Signing Announced

  By John Freeman on 15 January 2020

  

  Marking Marvel’s publication of their new Death’s Head: Freelance Peacekeeping Agent collection, the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London have arranged a mega signing event on on Saturday 29th February from 1 – 2.00pm. Signing at the event will be Death’s… Read More ›

• 2000AD unveils its graphic novels for 2020, offering Slaine, Strontium Dog and much more

  By John Freeman on 14 January 2020

  

  From folk horror to sci-fi fantasy mash-ups, from new series to old favourites – 2000AD’s graphic novel schedule for 2020 is a high-octane blast of the very best in comics. This year’s list combines the best of 2000AD’s newest output… Read More ›

• Canterbury’s The Beaney to host “Comics: Explore and Create Comic Art” touring exhibition

  By John Freeman on 14 January 2020

  

  Canterbury’s The Beaney is the latest venue to host Comics: Explore and Create Comic Art, a family-friendly touring exhibition from Seven Stories, exploring the wonderful world of comics next month. Opening at The Beaney during February half term, Comics: Explore… Read More ›

• Danger Mouse, Forest 404 writers honoured in 2020 Writers’ Guild Awards

  By John Freeman on 14 January 2020

  

  Writers behind some of last year’s most critically acclaimed works have been honoured at the 2020 Writers’ Guild Awards ceremony, including Danny Brocklehurst, Shola Amoo, Season Butler, Gillian Juckes and Jimmy McGovern. Awards also went to the writers of the Danger Mouse animated series, the… Read More ›

• Looking back at Lawless 2019, looking forward to Lawless 2020!

  By Richard Sheaf on 13 January 2020

  

  By Richard Sheaf As the guest list for Lawless 2020 has now been released, I thought I should collate my thoughts on my inaugural trip to the 2000AD and Judge Dredd-inspired event last year, which has spread its programming remit… Read More ›

• Zoom Back to the 1990s, with Zig and Zag’s Zogazine!

  By Richard Sheaf on 13 January 2020

  

  Take a trip back to the end of the last millennium, and check out this short-lived but funny comic!

• Oozing Talent, new volume of Aces Weekly is up, running and blasting from your nearest screen!

  By John Freeman on 13 January 2020

  

  Volume 43 of digital comics anthology Aces Weekly is running now – a seven-week, seven-part voyage of wonder offering a global reach of terrific talent including Chris Geary, Jok LP, Carlos Pascoa, Rodolfo Santullo, Anthony Smith, Ben Bernard-Smith, Tobias Taitt… Read More ›

• John Russell Fearn’s SF, including Golden Amazon stories, back in print

  By John Freeman on 13 January 2020

  

  If you’ve been enjoying the adventures of the Golden Amazon, drawn by Ron Turner, in Spaceship Away, then you may be interested to know that a number of novels starring the warrior space heroine written by John Russell Fearn are… Read More ›

• In Memoriam: SF author Mike Resnick

  By John Freeman on 13 January 2020

  

  Author Lou Anders pays tribute to award-winning American science fiction writer and editor Michael Diamond Resnick, whose death on 10th January 2020 was announced by his daughter Laura last week after battling cancer. A much-loved creator, he won five Hugo… Read More ›

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