downthetubes.net

Recent Posts - page 673

• Into the Crawl Hole, new indie horror comic released

  By John Freeman on August 5, 2013

  

  Crawl Hole is a new horror comic by Craig Collins and Iain Laurie, and the spiritual cousin of sorts to the pair’s other project, Roachwell.… “It’s a collection of short surreal comedic horror strips, some of which you may have… Read More ›

• Twelfth Doctor Challenge!

  By John Freeman on August 5, 2013

  

  With the confirmation that Peter Capaldi is to be Doctor Who‘s Twelfth Doctor, we’re sure some of you will be racing to draw him. Artist David Roach – one of the regular creators involved in Doctor Who Magazine‘s comic strip… Read More ›

• In Review: The Silver Darlings

  By Jeremy Briggs on August 5, 2013

  

  The Silver Darlings is the debut graphic novel by writer/artist Will Morris and is published by Blank Slate Books. It is 1967 and in the port of Dunure on Scotland’s Firth Of Clyde the small family-owned fishing boat The Silver… Read More ›

• Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos Begins Eighth Volume

  By Jeremy Briggs on August 4, 2013

  

  We’re pleased to report that Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos, the magazine Jeff Hawke Club run by Bill Rudling, has reached its eighth volume and tenth year of publication. The tales of (more or less) contemporary air and space pilot Jeff Hawke,… Read More ›

• Doctor Who projects with Down the Tubes Connections!

  By Ian Wheeler on August 4, 2013

  

  As we await the announcement of the new Doctor Who with great anticipation, a quick heads-up for a couple of currently available Who publications with downthetubes connections. Volumes 1 and 2 of You and Who: Contact Has Been Made edited… Read More ›

• New Doctor Who to be revealed tonight

  By John Freeman on August 4, 2013

  

  (Updated): Here’s the full text of the press release about the show which will announce the next actor to play the Doctor in Doctor Who tonight on BBC1 and BBC America: here at downthetubes we are also wondering if this… Read More ›

• Spaceship Away’s Tenth Anniversary Issue

  By Jeremy Briggs on August 4, 2013

  

  Spaceship Away has reached it 30th issue with which it celebrates its 10th anniversary. Originally begun in 2003 as a purely original 1950s version Dan Dare-based magazine it has expanded its interest over the years with comic strip reprints of… Read More ›

• 22 Panels Art Show – Cornwall’s first comic book convention

  By John Freeman on August 3, 2013

  

  Cornwall’s first comic book convention – the 22 Panels Comic Art Show – will be running from 26-27 October 2013 in the coastal town of Falmouth. Celebrating comics as art in a weekend convention hosted by the town’s independent arts… Read More ›

• Egmont’s “Disney Stars” to cover Disney old and new

  By John Freeman on August 3, 2013

  

  Egmont UK has expanded its Disney magazine portfolio with a new monthly title: Disney Stars. The first issue, which focuses on the new Monsters University film, was released on 17th July and is still on sale. The title will be… Read More ›

• Adapting Lovecraft: An Interview with Ian Culbard

  By John Freeman on August 2, 2013 • ( 2 )

  

  Jon Turner caught up with him to talk about his latest project, the graphic adaptation of HP Lovecraft’s Shadow Our Of Time, released in June by SelfMadeHero, for the comic newspaper Your Days Are Numbered, which the title has kindly… Read More ›

• Limited edition “Heros the Spartan” – Sneak Peek

  By John Freeman on August 2, 2013

  

  Book Palace Books release their limited edition collection of Heros the Spartan, the work of the late Tom Tully and Frank Bellamy, on 10th August – and we’re delighted to offer you this sneek peek of some of the features… Read More ›

• Dublin International Comics Expo headlines Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo

  By John Freeman on August 2, 2013

  

  The Dublin International Comics Expo (DICE) 2013 takes place 28th-29th September and has lined up an impressive list of both US and homegrown talent. Run by the award-winning comic shop Big Bang, the two-day event in Dundrum, Dublin will offer a… Read More ›

• In Review: 3 Seconds by Marc-Antoine Mathieu

  By downthetubes Guests on August 2, 2013 • ( 3 )

  

  by Marc-Antoine Mathieu Publisher: Jonathan Cape Out: 22nd August 2013 Reviewed by Steve Walsh The Book: This is a detective mystery. It lasts only 3 seconds. Which is enough time for a particle of light to travel 900,000 kilometres. And… Read More ›

• Creator-publisher Mike Medaglia launcing new book at Gosh tonight

  By John Freeman on August 2, 2013

  

  A last minute plug  – creator-publisher Mike Medaglia is launching his anthology of spiritual comics, Wu Wei, tonight at Gosh!, 1 Berwick Street, Soho, London W1F 0DR from 7.00pm. Glyn Dillon of The Nao of Brown fame has designed the… Read More ›

• “To End All Wars”, World War One comics anthology finalized

  By John Freeman on August 2, 2013

  

  Work is proceeding apace on finalizing To End All Wars, a collection of short comic stories set during World War One, edited by Jonathan Clode and John Stuart Clark (aka the artist ‘Brick’) The anthology, first mooted back in January,… Read More ›

• “Electric Man” comic crowdfunder launched

  By John Freeman on August 2, 2013

  

    The team behind the warmly-received Electric Man film have just launched an Indiegogo campaign to publish a tie-in comic, with the aim of inventing 80 years of fictional comic history for the character. “How many times can they re-boot… Read More ›

• SEQUENTIAL Digital Comics App goes global, adds more new titles

  By John Freeman on August 1, 2013

  

  Tokyo-based software developer and publisher Panel Nine, which has offices in London and is run by longtime British comics creator Russell Willis, has just released its digital graphic novel iPad app SEQUENTIAL worldwide. SEQUENTIAL is a storefront app for the iPad… Read More ›

• Lew Stringer’s “Derek the Troll” returns in new Fighting Fantasy book

  By John Freeman on August 1, 2013

  

  Some of you may recognize the character featured here as Derek the Troll, who starred in his own comic strip back in the 1980s, first in the pages of fantasy game mag Warlock and then in its sister publication White… Read More ›

• Egmont offers free Roy of the Rovers, Charley’s War digital comics

  By John Freeman on August 1, 2013

  

  To celebrate the launch of Egmont’s new Classic Comics website, they’re giving away digital editions of Part One of Charley’s War and Volume 1 of Roy of the Rovers for free for a limited time on the iTunes store for… Read More ›

• Peter Hogan signing at Orbital Comics, London

  By John Freeman on August 1, 2013

  

  Peter Hogan will be signing copies of Resident Alien and other title he’s written at Orbital Comics, London on Saturday 17th August. A stalwart of the British comics scene, Hogan is probably best known for his work on Neil Gaiman’s… Read More ›

• ‹ Older Entries
• Newer Entries ›