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• Dennis to Menace the Edinburgh Tattoo

  By John Freeman on July 24, 2012

  © DC Thomson The 220,000 people who are expected to attend this year’s Edinburgh Tattoo (3rd-25th August) on the Castle Esplanade will witness one of the most unusual performance pieces in the event’s 60 year history. Sporting his famous red… Read More ›

• Artist Monty Nero offers online digital art class

  By John Freeman on July 24, 2012

  Monty Nero’s cover for CLiNTVolume 2 Issue 3 Ace artist Jim Montynero, whose credits include Death Sentence for CLiNT Magazine, is teaching two weeks of live online digital painting classes from 6th August 2012. These courses, organised by the Computer… Read More ›

• Monty Nero offers online digital painting class

  By John Freeman on July 24, 2012

  

  Monty Nero’s cover for CLiNTVolume 2 Issue 3 Ace artist Monty Nero, whose credits include Death Sentence for CLiNT Magazine, is teaching two weeks of live online digital painting classes from 6th August 2012. These courses, organised by the Computer… Read More ›

• In Review: Antares – Episode 2

  By Jeremy Briggs on July 24, 2012

  Brazilian artist and writer Leo (Luiz Eduardo de Oliveira) continues his Worlds of Aldebaran saga with Antares Episode 2, the second part of the third series of his incredibly alien tales of 22nd century interplanetary settlers and the beasts and… Read More ›

• Marshall Law Deluxe edition set for March 2013 release

  By John Freeman on July 23, 2012

  The Marshal Law: Deluxe Edition, collecting all the character’s solo stories, has been confirmed for release next March from US publisher DC Comics. Marshal Law was one of the first major creator-owned characters for a major American publisher, first published… Read More ›

• Telos releases ‘Ape-Man’ an unofficial Tarzan guide

  By John Freeman on July 23, 2012

  In October 1912, readers of The All-Story magazine were enthralled by Edgar Rice Burroughs’ tale of John Clayton, an orphaned English lord given a simian upbringing in the African jungle who went on to reclaim his birth-right in civilisation while… Read More ›

• Cinebook Titles On DVD

  By John Freeman on July 23, 2012

  It has been a while since we reviewed any Cinebook titles here on downthetubes so this week we will be putting that right with a selection of reviews of various Cinebook releases from the last few months. Before that, and… Read More ›

• Megacon Comes To Carlisle In August

  By John Freeman on July 22, 2012

  With just less than one month to go, the Carlisle Megacon comics, manga/anime and gaming event has finalised its guests, small press and dealers line-up. Organised by the Carlisle branch of Waterstones, this is an expansion of the shop based… Read More ›

• Diamond launch digital comics service, linked to comic shops

  By John Freeman on July 22, 2012

  Diamond Comic Distributors and iVerse Media have partnered to create Diamond Digital, a unique initiative that lets your local comic book shop retailer sell digital comics and graphic novels for Apple and Android devices directly to you. Diamond and iVerse… Read More ›

• Deadly Commandos hit the newsagents

  By John Freeman on July 21, 2012

  Here’s the latest information on DC Thomson’s Commando title, with these four Commando stories now on sale in good newsagents and via iTunes for iPad and iPhone… Commando 4515 – The Deadly GamesStory: Alan Hebden Art: Keith Page Cover: Keith… Read More ›

• Dead Universe’s Late Launch today

  By John Freeman on July 21, 2012

  Today sees the official launch of Dead Universe Comics in Aylesbury. Regular readers may recall we mentioned the opening of the shop last year. You may have already seen Aylesbury Dead, Little Terrors and Apes ‘n’ Capes, plus the Japan… Read More ›

• Panel Borders: Multimedia comics by Edgar Wright and others

  By John Freeman on July 20, 2012

  Tommy Lee Edwards + Edgar Wright  Panel Borders: Multimedia Comics In the third of our series on comic book collaborators, Alex Fitch talks to two pairs of creators who have created cross platform comics that exist as both as sequential… Read More ›

• Beasts take over the Cartoon Museum!

  By John Freeman on July 20, 2012

  Animals have always inspired cartoon and comic artists, from the British Lion to Bunny Suicides, Korky the Cat to Simon’s Cat. Now, London’s Cartoon Museum is to host an exhibition of animal-inspired cartoons. The Animal Crackers exhibition includes works by… Read More ›

• Elephantmen versus Strontium Dog story in the works

  By John Freeman on July 20, 2012

  Elephantmen creator Richard Starkings and artist Boo Cook will be signing at Travelling Man in Leeds this Saturday with advance copies of the fifth Elephantmen hardcover, Devilish Functions. The collection includes ‘Man and Elephantman’ (including the sold out one shot… Read More ›

• Black Tower’s Return of the Gods proves an Unexpected Hit

  By John Freeman on July 18, 2012

  Indie publisher Black Tower is enjoying strong sales for its Return of the Gods collection, originally published for the European market. Sales of the title totalled more than all Black Tower sales for the previous six months  in just one… Read More ›

• Eagle Day announced for September

  By John Freeman on July 18, 2012

  (via the Eagle Times): The Eagle Society is to hold an Eagle Day in August to celebrate the classic British comic. Eagle Days were the idea of the late Bob Rothwell, offering fellow ‘Eaglers’ and collectors, to chat, swap, buy… Read More ›

• Multiverse #6 Digital Editions on sale

  By John Freeman on July 18, 2012

  Multiverse #6 – available on Graphic.ly While the print edition of comics magazine Multiverse #6 has yet to hit UK comic shops, it is available at various online locations, including  Graphicly, Myebook and Comicsplus. Edited by Mike Conroy, each 52-page issue includes… Read More ›

• 2000AD, IDW team on Ewing, McCarthy’s ‘Zaucer of Zilk’

  By John Freeman on July 17, 2012

  Continuing their new partnership with legendary English publishers 2000AD, IDW Publishing is proud to announce a collection of Al Ewing and Brendan McCarthy’s The Zaucer of Zilk. The mind blowing story centres on a despondent, alienated young man who finds… Read More ›

• IDW confirm creative talent on new Judge Dredd US title

  By John Freeman on July 17, 2012

  After announcing their partnership with the 2000AD at WonderCon 2012 earlier this year, US publisher IDW Publishing and Rebellion have announced Edgar-nominated and Anthony Award-winning Duane Swierczynski and Nelson Daniél, as the creative team for their brand-new Judge Dredd US… Read More ›

• Lazy Oaf launches chic Batman clothing range

  By John Freeman on July 17, 2012

  Image: Viktor Vauthier © Lazy Oaf East London-based fashion street wear label Lazy Oaf has just launched a very stylish range of Batman-themed clothing, in the run up to the release of The Dark Knight Rises on 20th July. Image… Read More ›

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