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• Temple 12, free comic showcase, available now

  By John Freeman on 27 October 2012

  Have you forgotten how good it tastes? The 66-page Temple APA Issue Twelve is now available to download as part of a complete breakfast a totally free pdf file, containing contributions from the likes of Dave Hailwood, Paul Eldridge, Simon… Read More ›

• BBC’s Merlin turned into a game – so, where’s the comic?

  By John Freeman on 26 October 2012 • ( 2 )

  

  Right, there’s a Merlin game, so where’s the comic?

• Kayla Hillier and Oliver East on Panel Borders

  By John Freeman on 26 October 2012

  Panel Borders: …for travel’s sake In the last in a month of episodes of Panel Borders looking at depictions of travel in comic books and graphic novels, Alex Fitch talks to a pair of cartoonists whose small press and collected… Read More ›

• In Review: Largo Winch – The Price Of Money/The Law Of The Dollar

  By Jeremy Briggs on 26 October 2012

  Largo Winch, writer Jean Van Hamme and artist Philippe Francq’s James Bond-like billionaire, returns in his latest two part adventure in Cinebook’s The Price of Money and The Law of the Dollar. Appearing on a live TV business programme, The… Read More ›

• Happy Retirement, Sid Burgon

  By John Freeman on 25 October 2012

  

  Sid Burgon has finally retired

• Hi-Jacks, Magic and a Touch of Courage – in new Commandos

  By John Freeman on 25 October 2012

  Here’s the intel on the latest Commandos, on sale from today in all good UK newsagents and via iTunes as digital editions. Commando No 4543 – Focke-Wulf Hi-JackStory: Alan Hebden Art: Rezzonico Cover: Janek Matysiak In 1941, the Luftwaffe’s sleek… Read More ›

• From Superheroes to SuperSized exhibition opens in Rome

  By John Freeman on 25 October 2012

  Ernesto and Mirella © Katia Ravaioli and Giancarlo CaracuzzoView the blog (in Italian) Who said that fatties are all unhappy and unpleasant? “From Superheroes to SuperSized”, a new exhibition in Rome featuring the work of Giancarlo Caracuzzo, who drew ROK… Read More ›

• Bolland, Campbell, Sienkewicz join London SuperCon 2013 line-up

  By John Freeman on 24 October 2012

  London Super Comic Convention has announced our next wave of comic creators for their next show on the 23rd – 24th of February 2013 as follows, including British artist Brian Bolland, whose credits include Batman: The Killing Joke, Judge Dredd… Read More ›

• Nominees and Judges for British Comic Awards announced

  By John Freeman on 23 October 2012 • ( 1 )

  

  The nominees for this year’s (and first) British Comic Awards have been announced. The awards are intended as the definitive guide to what the very best in UK comics, focusing on great British comic work in five categories: Best Comic,… Read More ›

• Marvel Heroes Unleashed

  By John Freeman on 22 October 2012

  Gazillion Entertainment, publisher of the highly-anticipated massive online action RPG, Marvel Heroes, took the recent New York Comic Con by storm, unveiling three all-new playable heroes from the legendary Marvel Universe: Jean Grey, Nova and Luke Cage. These iconic Super… Read More ›

• Battered but undaunted, Print Media continue Strip Magazine

  By John Freeman on 22 October 2012 • ( 1 )

  After innumerable delays, the combined Issue 5/6 of the action adventure anthology STRIP is finally on its way to the shops and to subscribers. “It’s a case of if anything could go wrong, it did,” explained Mike Conroy, head of… Read More ›

• Dave Gibbons guests at Dundee Literary Festival

  By John Freeman on 21 October 2012

  Another reminder about events in Dundee next weekend, that are part of the Dundee Literary Festival. On Saturday 27th October Dundee University welcomes special guest Dave Gibbons, one of the most famous comics artists in the world, and best known… Read More ›

• AAIIEEE!!! It’s a new horror comic from Dave Candish and Matthew McLaughlin!

  By John Freeman on 21 October 2012

  Inspired by their love of the 1970s magazine Tomb of Dracula and 1980s comics Scream and Misty, Paragon editor Dave Candlish and Matthew McLaughlin – creator of El Bigote, the undead Mexican bandit – combine to bring a new indie… Read More ›

• Aline & Robert Crumb at Comica Festival 2012

  By John Freeman on 20 October 2012

  Aline and Robert CrumbPhotograph: Lora Fountain The Comicica Festival is starting to announce this year’s stunning line-up for the 9th London International Comics Festival, spreading across the month of November and across assorted venues all over the capital. And it… Read More ›

• "Heroes and Idols" up and running in Edinburgh

  By John Freeman on 20 October 2012 • ( 1 )

  Heroes and Idols is a new retail presence at the Games Hub, Edinburgh. The store stocks a whole range of comics and related merchandise, and tells downthetubes theywill be organising exclusive signing events and comic and toy marts in the… Read More ›

• Grant Morrison headlnes Dundee Comics Day

  By John Freeman on 20 October 2012

  A reminder that one of the world’s most successful comics writers, Grant Morrison, heads the stellar line-up of top industry talent appearing at this year’s Dundee Comics Day. The annual event, part of the Dundee Literary Festival, takes place on… Read More ›

• Transitions 3 – Keynote announced

  By John Freeman on 20 October 2012

  The Transitions symposium is fast approaching, taking place on Saturday 3rd November at Birkbeck College, London. Transitions is a one-day symposium promoting new research and multi-disciplinary academic study of comics/ comix/ manga/ bande dessinée and other forms of sequential art…. Read More ›

• Hobbycrafts and Art Materials Live back at Birmingham NEC

  By John Freeman on 20 October 2012

  The Crafts for Christmas, Hobbycrafts and Art Materials Live! Event takes place from 8-11 November at the NEC, Birmingham. With everything you need for a beautiful handmade Christmas, the organisers say it’s the perfect way to add some sparkle to… Read More ›

• Panel Borders featuring Hannah Berry and Julian Hanshaw

  By John Freeman on 19 October 2012

  Panel Borders: Sussex to South Asia and stops in-between Continuing a month of shows about travel in comic books and graphic novels, Alex Fitch talks to Julian Hanshaw about his new collection of short stories, I’m Never Coming Back which… Read More ›

• Creating Aces Weekly: Behind the Scenes with editor Bambos Georgiou

  By John Freeman on 18 October 2012

  

  Interest in Aces Weekly, a new weekly digital comic conceived by David Lloyd, has accelerated now the title is up and running, with the project attracting plenty of press attention at last weekend’s New York Comic Con

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