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• Lakes Festival Focus 2014: Emma Vieceli

  By John Freeman on 29 September 2014

  

  In the run up to the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (17th – 19th October), we’re aiming to run a number of interviews spotlighting at least a few of the huge number of guests and comic creators who will be at the event,… Read More ›

• Everybody’s Cursed… if writer Stu Perrins has His Way, That Is!

  By John Freeman on 27 September 2014 • ( 1 )

  

    In a quick follow up to our 100% Biodegradable post earlier today, contributor Stu Perrins to tell us about his own anthology comic, Everybody’s Cursed, featuring four short stories he’s written with art by Nick Gonzo, Brian Burke and… Read More ›

• SciFi Serial Killers and Drunk Zombies take over 100% Biodegradable!

  By John Freeman on 27 September 2014

  

    Werewolf romance, undead wildebeests, murderous aliens, lonely giants, kung-fu kitchen antics… must be time for another slice of digital comic carnage in the form of 100% Biodegradable, then! Feast your eyes on a freakshow of a comic anthology wrapped… Read More ›

• Blast from the Past: Miracleman creator Mick Anglo’s “Captain Valiant”

  By John Freeman on 26 September 2014 • ( 1 )

  

  Here’s an intriguing character drawn by from Marvelman – sorry, Miracleman – creator Mick Anglo: “Captain Valiant, Ace of the Interplanetary Police Patrol”, published by the London-based Arnold Book Company in the early 1950s. Space Comics began with Issue 50 in 1953… Read More ›

• The Sentient Zombie Space Pigs return!

  By John Freeman on 25 September 2014

  

    We’re pleased to report that the second issue of Sentient Zombie Space Pigs from Disconnected Press, written by Lizzie Boyle and drawn by partner Conor Boyle, is now on sale – and it looks just as fun as the first issue, which we… Read More ›

• Knockabout Comics, VIZ and other comic rebels get set to subvert the Lakes Festival

  By John Freeman on 25 September 2014

  

  The Edinburgh Festival has its own Fringe, and every major political party conference has its fringe events, both straight-laced and bizarre… and now this year’s Lakes International Comic Art Festival (17th – 19th October 2014) has gained its own subversive edge, courtesy… Read More ›

• Panel Borders: Scott Pilgrim, Lost at Sea

  By John Freeman on 25 September 2014

  

  Concluding his two part interview with Bryan Lee O’Malley on today’s Panel Borders comic radio show, Alex Fitch talks to the author about his seminal six part series Scott Pilgrim and his debut graphic novel Lost at Sea. Fitch and O’Malley discuss Edgar… Read More ›

• Doctor Who Adventures reveals Britain’s ultimate “Doctor Who family”

  By John Freeman on 24 September 2014

  

    BBC Doctor Who Adventures has just revealed the ultimate Doctor Who family in the UK following its popular competition in its 350th issue. “Earlier this year we launched our search to find a family that live and breath Doctor… Read More ›

• Sopwiths versus Stukas? Shurely Shome Mishtake, Commando…

  By John Freeman on 24 September 2014

  

    Here’s the intel on the latest issues of DC Thomson’s war comic, Commando (4743-4746), on sale tomorrow, 25 September 2014 in all good newsagents and digitally via iTunes for iPad and iPhone. Commando No 4743 – Return To The… Read More ›

• Lakes Festival Focus 2014: Comic Creator Hunt Emerson

  By John Freeman on 24 September 2014 • ( 1 )

  

    In the run up to the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (17th – 19th October), we’re aiming to run a number of interviews spotlighting at least a few of the huge number of guests and comic creators who will be at the… Read More ›

• In Review: Corpse Talk Season 1

  By Jeremy Briggs on 24 September 2014

  

  By Adam Murphy Publisher: David Fickling Books Out: Now The Book: The dead are rising! Up out of the mouldering pages of history comes the chat show that digs the dirt on some of history’s most famous, infamous and downright incredible… Read More ›

• 2000AD readers get chance to probe Tharg the Mighty*

  By John Freeman on 23 September 2014

  

  With tomorrow seeing the release of 2000AD’s special Prog 1900, two of the legendary weekly anthology’s biggest creators are joining the alien editor of 2000 AD, Tharg the Mighty, for a very special ‘Ask Me Anything’ on Reddit’s comics forum. On Wednesday… Read More ›

• British Comic Shop Comic Releases (24th September 2014) – Jump on board for 2000AD Prog 1900

  By John Freeman on 23 September 2014

  

    Here’s a list of comics – both US and UK releases – on sale in specialist UK comic shops from tomorrow, Wednesday 24th September 2014, courtesy of First Age Comics, Lancaster. We’ve picked out the titles published by British publishers in bold… Read More ›

• Jump On Board 2000AD with Prog 1900 – New Look for New Readers!

  By John Freeman on 23 September 2014

  

    With 37 years of weekly issues, a whole galaxy of characters, and a constantly evolving line-up of new stories, editor Tharg often get asked by potential new readers and comic book stores when the best time to start reading… Read More ›

• What is Firestorm? New Gerry Anderson project in the works…

  By John Freeman on 22 September 2014

  

  Anderson Entertainment has released this teaser graphic to promote its new project, Firestorm, which will be the focus of a Kickstarter appeal that will launch later this month. As yet they won’t be drawn on many further details but elements… Read More ›

• “District 14” creator Romuald Reutimann to make first UK appearance at Lakes Festival

  By John Freeman on 22 September 2014

  

  Romuald Reutimann, the award-winning French artist of the anthropomorphic noir District 14, will be making his first British convention appearance at Lakes International Comic Art Festival next month, thanks to international graphic novel publisher, Humanoids, Inc. Cherbourg-based comics artist Romuald… Read More ›

• “Judge Minty” film team announce “Strontium Dog” fan project

  By John Freeman on 22 September 2014

  

  The team behind the brilliant Judge Minty fan film (above) have announced that they are now working on a Strontium Dog not-for-profit project. First created for Starlord comic by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra in 1978, Strontium Dog became part of the world of 2000AD… Read More ›

• “Living Graphic Novel” project announced for Lakes Festival weekend

  By John Freeman on 22 September 2014

  

      The Lakes International Comic Art Festival  has announced that comic artist Dave Crane, working with Kendal Community Theatre, will be inviting both locals and comics fans to become part of a “living graphic novel” during its fast-approaching Festival weekend (17th – 19th October 2014)…. Read More ›

• Cult Empire has a horror hit with “Vietnam Zombie Holocaust”

  By John Freeman on 20 September 2014 • ( 1 )

  

  Airdrie-based comic retailer Cult Empire recently launched their own comic line with the first issue of Vietnam Zombie Holocaust, available from their website or via one of several convention appearances, including the Lakes International Comic Art Festival next month. The… Read More ›

• In Review: Light of Darkness

  By Antony Esmond on 18 September 2014

  

  Light of Darkness Issue One Written by Victor Wright Art by Niño Cajayon Cover by Iain Bell Coloured by Wesley Wong Letters by Sandra Klozevits Published by Geeky Comics I picked up Light of Darkness from a stall at N.I.C.E. last weekend and… Read More ›

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