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• Duncan Fegredo back on Hellboy – Midnight Circus launches in October

  By John Freeman on April 29, 2013

  Following up on a collaboration which spanned multiple series, leading up to Mike Mignola’s return to both writing and drawing his beloved demon, British artist Duncan Fegredo will return to tell a story about a young Hellboy’s first brush with… Read More ›

• Mars Attacks Judge Dredd!

  By John Freeman on April 29, 2013

  Step on up and place your bets! An army of angry green men bent on galactic conquest have landed in Mega-City One, but they didn’t count on the grizzled lawmaking legend of Judge Dredd standing in their way. The skeptics… Read More ›

• Radio interviews with Jenny Linn-Cole and Jon Turner

  By John Freeman on April 28, 2013

  Panel Borders: Shallowater, Your days are numbered Concluding a month of shows looking at small press and independent comics, we have a pair of interviews recorded in venues where such titles are stocked. Alex Fitch talks to Jenny-Linn Cole (in… Read More ›

• Ian Gibson at Gosh London today

  By John Freeman on April 27, 2013

  The artist behind one of 2000AD’s most ground-breaking series will be signing at Gosh Comics today Ian Gibson’s work with Alan Moore on The Ballad of Halo Jones is lauded as some of the legendary weekly comic book’s greatest. And… Read More ›

• Convict Commandos back in action!

  By John Freeman on April 26, 2013

  

  Here’s the lowdown on the latest Commandos

• British team create ‘Eden’ for Dark Horse Presents

  By John Freeman on April 26, 2013

  Creators Jim Alexander, John Higgins (assisted on colours by Sally Jane Hurst) and Jim Campbell have a short story, “Eden”, in the latest issue of Dark Horse Presents (#23), on sale now in all good comic shops. Jim Alexander’s publishing debut… Read More ›

• Beano and BeanoMax go Prank Mad…

  By John Freeman on April 25, 2013

  (via Lew Stringer): British comics have often featured activity pages amongst the strips, from the humble reader’s jokes page, ‘How to’ features on magic tricks, and puzzle pages such as Teaser Time. The latest thing appears to be the pranks… Read More ›

• Neil Gaiman’s Keynote at the London Book Fair – Video

  By John Freeman on April 25, 2013

  Here’s Neil Gaiman‘s keynote speech at this year’s London Book Fair, in which he talks about the need to experiment with new media and pretty much sums up what we’re all thinking -no-one knows what is really going to work… Read More ›

• Andy Diggle and Sean Phillips at FP Edinburgh for Free Comic Book Day

  By John Freeman on April 25, 2013

  (via Forbidden Planet International: On Free Comic Book Day (Saturday May the 4th) the Edinburgh Forbidden Planet International will be welcoming artist Sean Phillips and writer Andy Diggle for a special signing session from 3 to 5.00pm. Get yourself down… Read More ›

• Jesse Negron’s Dravn takes over latest Heavy Metal

  By John Freeman on April 24, 2013

  British comic creator and Heavy Metal editor Dave Elliott — who’s a busy chap right now, as he’s also currently working closely with Titan Comics on their upcoming launches — is part of the creative team on Dravn, a new… Read More ›

• Enter The Englishman – from Eco Comics

  By John Freeman on April 23, 2013

  Eco Comics has been celebrating St. George’s Day by announcing its next comic book series, Englishman, written by Chris Bunting and illustrated by Valentin Ramon. It will be a paperless-exclusive title from the award-winning ‘green’ publisher. “I often feel quite… Read More ›

• Peter Hogan pens "King’s Road" for Dark Horse

  By John Freeman on April 23, 2013

  

  Peter Hogan (co-creator of Resident Alien) returns to the pages of anthology-title  Dark Horse Presents this month with a new story entitled “King’s Road“, drawn by Phil Winslade. Dark Horse tell us King’s Road is sure to be another gem… Read More ›

• Call for Papers: Transitions 4 – New Directions in Comics Studies

  By John Freeman on April 22, 2013

  A call for papers for Transitions 4 – New Directions in Comics Studies has just been published. Transitions will be a one-day symposium at the University of London in November, promoting new research and multi-disciplinary academic study  of comics, comix,… Read More ›

• Radio interviews with Al Davison, David Hine, Tom Humberstone and Tony Lee

  By John Freeman on April 22, 2013

  Panel Borders: From small press to mainstream In a panel discussion recorded at SCI-FI-LONDON, the London International festival of Science Fiction and Fantastic Film, guest presenter Matt Badham talks to comic creators David Hine, Al Davison, Tom Humberstone and Tony… Read More ›

• Hasbro Invites Kids and Fans to Create New Transformers Character

  By John Freeman on April 21, 2013

  Hasbro has launched a worldwide promotion inviting fans of all ages around the globe to help create a new Transformers character that will be forever added to the Transformers world – including new comics. In anticipation of the Transformers’ brand… Read More ›

• Top Anime Director Shinichiro Watanabe guest at London Comic Con

  By John Freeman on April 19, 2013

  Shinichiro Watanabe Acclaimed anime director Shinichiro Watanabe, best known for helming Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo and Kids On The Slope, is to be the Anime Guest of Honour at May’s MCM London Comic Con, show organisers have announced. Attending all… Read More ›

• Thunderbirds Are Go! – To Egmont…

  By John Freeman on April 18, 2013 • ( 6 )

  

  All change for Gerry Anderson collectors

• Panel Nine’s SEQUENTIAL project backs upcoming Comica Festival

  By John Freeman on April 18, 2013

  Digital comics publisher Panel Nine‘s new SEQUENTIAL is the main sponsor of the Spring Comica Festival, taking place at The Platform Theatre, Central St. Martins College of Art and Design in London this coming weekend, where, amongst other things the… Read More ›

• Stephen Goodall collects spooky "Diary of Joseph Stein"

  By John Freeman on April 18, 2013

  Stephen Goodall has just published the final pages of a haunting and decidedly spooky online comic, The Diary of Joseph Stein, a 30-page horror tale set in Scotland and the third story in a series all published as part of… Read More ›

• Caption, the comics creator’s convention, returns in August

  By John Freeman on April 18, 2013

  This summer, the East Oxford Community Centre is once again host to the comics festival ‘Caption’, Britain’s longest continuously-running comics convention Comic cons have been popping up left, right and centre like mushrooms recently with the larger London shows taking… Read More ›

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