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• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Stephen Baskerville

  By John Freeman on 14 October 2010

  

  Concept Art for the Astro Zoo game by Stephen Baskerville Stephen Baskerville is a videogame concept artist whose recent work included Doctor Who: Evacuation Earth for the Nintendo DS (as well as helping out on the Wii companion game, Doctor… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Neil Roberts

  By John Freeman on 13 October 2010

  

  Neil Roberts is a freelance artist and lecturer who’s worked in the videogame industry as a character artist for 12 years before going fully freelance in October 2008. In his time he worked on games such as Colin McRae Rally,… Read More ›

• Striker Comic Archive released Free online

  By John Freeman on 13 October 2010 • ( 2 )

  Football comic Striker is to have its entire 25-year archive made available to read free on its official website, striker3d.com. The library has been launched with the release of the first seven stories from 1985 to 1987 and new episodes… Read More ›

• Multiverse Sneek Preview Released

  By John Freeman on 13 October 2010

  After some teasing of comic fans last month, Multiverse – a new comics news magazine from by former Comics International editor Mike Conroy and team, which will be distributed to UK comic shops – has been announced. A 20-page sampler… Read More ›

• Eagle Initiative web site launches

  By John Freeman on 13 October 2010

  The Eagle Initiative has announced that its website is now open for submissions to its innovative worldwide talent search. With Stan Lee as its patron and a host of top name creators on board as judges, the Initiative – an… Read More ›

• Bryan Hitch signing Ultimate Comics Studio

  By John Freeman on 12 October 2010

  Top British comic artist Bryan Hitch will be signing his Ultimate Comic Studio at the Forbidden Planet Megastore London, on Saturday 23rd October 1 – 2.00pm. Bryan explores his inspirations, approaches and techniques through a stunning collection of his finest… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Matthew Soffe

  By John Freeman on 12 October 2010

  

  It’s always been Matthew Soffe’s dream to illustrate a strip for British weekly comic 2000AD. In the meantime, he’s trying to make my mark in as many small press titles as possible and has had work published in Dogbreath issues… Read More ›

• Author Peter F. Hamilton joins comic creators at London’s MCM Expo

  By John Freeman on 11 October 2010

  London MCM Expo organisers are delighted to announce that Peter F. Hamilton, one of the finest British sci-fi authors writing today, will be a special guest at the London’s biggest entertainment weekend held at Excel London later this month. Hamilton… Read More ›

• Comica Symposium 2010 considers New Directions in Comics Studies

  By John Freeman on 11 October 2010

  A quick reminder that Comica is to host a one-day event promoting the multi-disciplinary academic study of comics, comix, manga and bande dessinée and other forms of sequential art next month. Transitions, which will take place on Friday 5th November… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Interview: Paul McCaffrey

  By John Freeman on 11 October 2010

  

  Paul McCaffrey graduated from Newcastle Polytechnic (as was) with a BA in graphic design. Since then, he’s mainly worked in the area of children’s educational illustration, so he’s done a lot of work you’ll never see for books you’ve never… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Bill Storie – or is it Mike?

  By John Freeman on 10 October 2010

  

  Bill Storie, also known as Mike Nicoll, has been working in the comics industry for 20 years. He’s perhaps best known for his adult comics work and Ex Astris, which occasionally features in the Dan Dare-inspired comic magazine Spaceship Away…. Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Matt Gaser

  By John Freeman on 9 October 2010

  

  Matt Gaser is currently a freelance artist, working out of his home studio. Some of the projects he’s been involved with since he started as a freelance artist have been from Warner Brothers Animation, Blizzard and other big companies, but… Read More ›

• Tony Lee, Mark Buckingham and Richard Piers Rayner take on more TARDIS tales for IDW

  By John Freeman on 9 October 2010

  

  A British creator line up that includes writer Tony Lee and artist Mark Buckingham will keep US Publisher IDW’s Doctor Who comics afloat in the coming months. While the Eleventh Doctor has already had several comic strip adventures in Britain’s… Read More ›

• Castaways and Comets! It’s the new issue of Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos…

  By John Freeman on 8 October 2010

  The latest bumper issue of Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos – a magazine devoted to Syd Jordan’s space explorer, whose daily newspaper strip once ran in the Daily Express – is now available from the Jeff Hawke Club. Volume 6 Number 2… Read More ›

• Jonathan Ross guest at British International Comics Show

  By John Freeman on 8 October 2010

  Jonathan Ross. Photo (viaWikimedia): Admiralty Although British fans of the vampire comic book Turf were disappointed when artist Tommy Lee Edwards announced he would no longer able to attend this year’s British International Comics Show in Birmingham, they’re sure to… Read More ›

• Cancertown joins Markosia publication line up

  By John Freeman on 8 October 2010

  Cancertown – one of the books published by now defunct publisher Insomnia – has found a new home with Markosia. Written by Cy Dethan with art from Stephen Downey, with colour by Melanie Cook and lettering by Nic Wilkinson, Cancertown… Read More ›

• Trailer for The Iron Moon graphic album released

  By John Freeman on 8 October 2010

  Print Media Productions first hardcover graphic album, The Iron Moon (ISN: 978-0-9567121-0-3) will be on sale at the British International Comic Show on 16th – 17th October. Check out the trailer of this new steampunk tale from Stephen Walsh and… Read More ›

• Ridley Scott to produce The Man in the High Castle

  By John Freeman on 8 October 2010

  Blade Runner director Ridley Scott is to executive produce a four-part adaptation of The Man in the High Castle by Philip K Dick for BBC1. The script will be written by playwright and Spooks writer Howard Brenton, bringing Dick’s Hugo-award… Read More ›

• Grandville Mon Amour YouTube Trailer

  By John Freeman on 7 October 2010

  

  Bryan Talbot has posted a YouTube trailer for his upcoming steampunk graphic novel Grandville Mon Amour, which will be launched at the Thought Bubble convention in Leeds in November… This follow up to his earlier steampunk tale, Grandville, is officially… Read More ›

• London Print Studio seeks new comic artists

  By John Freeman on 7 October 2010 • ( 1 )

  The London Print Studio is looking for five enthusiastic 21-25 year olds from a variety of backgrounds who are interesting in a career in comics, arts education, publishing or illustration. They will have the chance to: Develop professional skills in… Read More ›

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