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• Planet of the Apes Zine Free Online

  By John Freeman on 29 July 2012

  A new issue of the popular UK Planet of the Apes fanzine, Simian Scrolls, along with some of the previous issues, is available to download free online. Edited by John Roche, the summer 2012 issue (issue 17) is available here… Read More ›

• Panel Borders: Resident Aliens / Caption podcast with Brown and Duffield

  By John Freeman on 28 July 2012

  Panel Borders: Resident Aliens In this week’s episode of Panel Borders on Resonance 104.4 FM (London), the last of our series of shows about comic book creators who collaborate together, Alex Fitch talks to Steve Parkhouse and Peter Hogan about… Read More ›

• Alphablocks, new Phonics pre-school title launched

  By John Freeman on 28 July 2012

  Immediate Media, the company now publishing many former BBC Magazines along with new titles such as Rastamouse, has just launched another pre-school title. Alphablocks magazine aims to help the growing number of parents who want to support their child’s reading… Read More ›

• Titan launches augmented Awesome Animals app for new magazine

  By John Freeman on 27 July 2012

  Titan Magazines has partnered with Aurasma – the world’s leading augmented reality platform – to launch the first kids augmented reality app for its new magazine, How To Draw #1… Awesome Animals. How To Draw… Awesome Animalsmagazine explains to kids… Read More ›

• Digitally Infinity! Panel Nine releases iPad-based comics magazine

  By John Freeman on 27 July 2012

  Digital graphic novel publisher Panel Nine has launched a free preview issue of INFINITY — a new magazine devoted to digital graphic novels and comics. The magazine contains a roundup of digital comics news, features and reviews delivered via Apple’s… Read More ›

• Photographer Rich Hendry’s ‘Legends’ exhibition superhero inspired

  By John Freeman on 27 July 2012

  The latest London exhibition by top photographer Rich Hendry takes its inspiration from superheroes and Greek gods. Titled ‘Legends’ the exhibtion opens at The Great Eastern Bear gallery next month, the photographs included the result of an intense three week… Read More ›

• In Review: XIII – The Trial

  By Jeremy Briggs on 27 July 2012

  

  Who is XIII? For the last two years of these reviews I have listed the current pseudonyms that XIII the man was using over the course of the many books in this series – a list that has grown rather… Read More ›

• In Review: The Scorpion – In The Name Of The Father

  By Jeremy Briggs on 26 July 2012

  

  Mourning the passing of 2000AD’s Nikolai Dante? Then it is time to start reading The Scorpion books written by Stephen Desberg, illustrated by Enrico Marini and published in English for the first time by Cinebook. With the conclusion to the… Read More ›

• Craig Collins’ Forever Foes assembles wicked Scottish talent

  By John Freeman on 25 July 2012

  Everyone seems to be getting in on the children’s book market these days… Madonna, Katie Price, Idi Amin and many more. And, just as they stretched their respective talents beyond pop music, brutal repression and other accomplishments Glasgow-based comic creator… Read More ›

• Street press comic ‘Off Life’ preps for launch

  By John Freeman on 25 July 2012

  OFF LIFE, described by its creators as the UK’s only street press comic magazine, is to launch this autumn. Editor Daniel Humphry says the magazine will feature the best new, undiscovered and underground comics artists taking aim on modern life… Read More ›

• Tom Humberstone savages warped Olympics ideals in new cartoon

  By John Freeman on 25 July 2012

  Art © Tom Humberstone. Read the strip (Updated 30/7/12, quote added from Tom): Over on Cartoon Movement, a publishing platform for high quality political cartoons and comics journalism, Solipsistic Pop editor and ace artist Tom Humberstone‘s commentary on the London… Read More ›

• In Review: Papyrus – The Anger Of The Great Sphinx

  By Jeremy Briggs on 25 July 2012

  Papyrus, written and illustrated by Lucien de Gieter, is a young Egyptian fisherman who, having been given a magical sword by the crocodile goddess Sobek, must protect the Pharaoh’s young daughter Theti-Cheri from danger. In The Anger of The Great… Read More ›

• Dennis to Menace the Edinburgh Tattoo

  By John Freeman on 24 July 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 24 July 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 24 July 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 24 July 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 23 July 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 23 July 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 23 July 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 22 July 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 ›

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