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• New Edition of Josh Blaylock’s “How to Self Publish Comics” Released

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015

  

    First published in 2006 as a four issue US comic series, Josh Blaylock‘s now classic How-To prose book, How to Self-Publish Comics: Not Just Create Them about the business of comics publishing, after selling out of its updated 2012 edition,… Read More ›

• Call For Papers: The Superhero Project: First Global Meeting

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

    The 1st Global Conference on Superheroes will take place between Monday 7th September and Wednesday 9th September 2015 at Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom – and has just issued the following Call For Papers. ________________________________________ “Superman! Champion of the oppressed, the physical… Read More ›

• Art of Doctor Who DWM Special Out Now

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

    On sale now from all good newsagents is the absolutely brilliant Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition: The Art of Doctor Who, wrapped in a cover by US artist Mark Maddox. “This is how the story of Doctor Who unfolded in… Read More ›

• A Lost Art: Queen’s Brian May Talks Stereoscope Revival

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015

  

  Some time in 1854, at 313 Oxford Street, the “London Stereoscope Company” was born, and under the leadership of Managing Partner George Swan Nottage, by 1856 the company had changed its name, to “The London Stereoscopic Company”, and finally in… Read More ›

• Sneak Preview: Newstreet versus The Accelerati

  By Antony Esmond on 17 April 2015

  

    Newstreet versus The Accelerati Written by Matthew Craig Art by Steve Roberts Lettering fonts courtesy of blambot.com Published by WaterCooler Comix The Story: A round the world ticket in his mother’s will took shy forensic IT specialist Rajesh Ramani to… Read More ›

• Doctor Who: The Complete History Part Work enters Test Phase

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Perhaps as a result of the success of their Doctor Who “Specials” the team behind Doctor Who Magazine have gone one stage further with a new joint project with part works publisher Hatchette – and have begin road testing Doctor… Read More ›

• Doctor Who: The Series You’ll Never See

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Would you like to start your weekend by reading an utterly insane and ridiculously expensive proposal I came up with to revamp Doctor Who, that I actually had the temerity to send to the BBC in 1993 – which included… Read More ›

• Doctor Who Magazine Flashback: Comic Strip Submission Guidelines, May 1990

  By John Freeman on 17 April 2015

  

    I’ve been digging around in the cupboards for things to show folk at EdenCon tomorrow in Carlisle for things to show folk besides the audio comics I edit for ROK Comics on my iPhone, and came across these comic… Read More ›

• Doctor Who: Panel to Panel Interviews Andrew James, Clayton Hickman

  By John Freeman on 16 April 2015 • ( 2 )

  

  Episode 27 of Doctor Who: Panel to Panel – a fantastic podcast from US comics fan Jeremy Bement devoted to the world of Doctor Who comics – has just been released online for your listening pleasure. “In my opinion this is one of the best… Read More ›

• Sneak Preview: Amazing and Fantastic Tales – Issue 5

  By Antony Esmond on 16 April 2015

  

    Amazing and Fantastic Tales Issue 5 (of 5) An anthology published by Planet Jimbot Produced by Jim Alexander and edited by Elinor Winter This is the fifth and final issue of busy, busy Planet Jimbot’s mini series anthology run,… Read More ›

• Webcomic Review – World of Grey

  By Antony Esmond on 15 April 2015

  

      Written by Bobby Lucenti Art by Brian Vander Webcomic available for free at www.worldofgreycomic.com The Story: Waking in a world far advanced than the one he remembers and bound with a highly advanced exoskin of unknown origins and seemingly… Read More ›

• In Review: Tales Of WesterNoir – Book One

  By Jeremy Briggs on 15 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  One of my favourite small press series over the last couple of years has been writer Dave West and artist Gary Crutchley’s WesterNoir published by Accent UK. The series follows Josiah Black who hunts supernatural creatures in the Old West and… Read More ›

• “The BFG” – More Casting News, 2016 Release Date Set

  By John Freeman on 15 April 2015

  

    As production gets underway in Vancouver, Walt Disney Studios has announced it will co-produce and co-finance Steven Spielberg‘s production of Roald Dahl‘s story The BFG, marking the three-time Academy Award winner’s first time directing a Disney-branded movie. Due for release in the… Read More ›

• Edinburgh Comic Con: A Bird’s Eye View

  By Colin Noble on 15 April 2015 • ( 2 )

  

  In April 2014, I went to a rather small, poorly attended comic show called SBA at the Students Union that is part of Edinburgh University. I was lucky and I got to spend an inordinate amount of time chatting with… Read More ›

• Dirty Rotten Comics Launch Event This Friday

  By John Freeman on 15 April 2015 • ( 2 )

  

      The team behind Dirty Rotten Comics are having a launch event for Dirty Rotten Comics Issue 4 on Friday 17th April at the Horse and Stables pub opposite Lambeth North tube station. This bumper Spring 2015 anthology clocks in at just under a staggering hundred pages and features… Read More ›

• In Memoriam: Herb Trimpe, co-creator of Captain Britain

  By John Freeman on 15 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

    Fans of legendary comics artist Herb Trimpe, the co-creator of Captain Britain and one of the first artists to draw Wolverine, have rushed to pay tribute to him.     Herb Trimpe, whose death was announced yesterday by his cousin… Read More ›

• Six Questions: Writer/Artist Montynero Discusses His Death Sentence

  By Jeremy Briggs on 14 April 2015

  

  From a short run small press comic via monthly magazine publication to a limited run series, plus a glossy hardback reprint edition along the way, writer and artist Montynero’s Death Sentence has had something of a convoluted publishing history as it… Read More ›

• “Dennis and Gnasher Blast in Beanotown”, the latest Beano-inspired game from DC Thomson

  By John Freeman on 13 April 2015

  

    Recently launched by DC Thomson is Dennis and Gnasher Blast in Beanotown, a gaming app for mobile devices in which Beanotown’s mayor has banned all fun and grumpy adults patrol the streets. Players join Dennis and Gnasher in a battle… Read More ›

• IS SHE AVAILABLE? project from Igor Goldkind combines comics, art and jazz

  By John Freeman on 13 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

    A ground-breaking new collection of Poetry, Illustration, Music and Movement by acclaimed comics and SF author Igor Goldkind featuring work by creators such as Bill Sienkiewicz, Rian Hughes, David Lloyd, Liam Sharp and Glenn Fabry is being published by Chameleon Publishing in both electronic form and… Read More ›

• Osprey and Commando join forces for New British War Comic Collaboration

  By John Freeman on 13 April 2015 • ( 1 )

  

    Osprey Publishing  and DC Thomson  have joined forces to create eight new Commando Comics graphic war novels. The new books – to be sold  globally through the Osprey/Bloomsbury distribution network – will consist of an original, fictional, full colour… Read More ›

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