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• Cinebook Release Their Summer/Autumn 2011 Catalogue

  By John Freeman on 7 May 2011

  The Canterbury based graphic novel publisher Cinebook have just released their catalogue for the second half of 2011 and it shows their continued dedication to bringing previously untranslated Franco-Belgian bandes dessinees albums to the English speaking world with an impressive… Read More ›

• Free Comic Book Day is here!

  By John Freeman on 6 May 2011

  Saturday 7th May is Free Comic Book Day – the day many specialist comic shops across the UK join with stores across the world to promote our industry by offering a range of free comics to attract, potentially, many new… Read More ›

• Blank Slate announces ‘Nelson’ graphic novel, firms up 2011 schedule

  By John Freeman on 6 May 2011

  Nelson, a new collaborative graphic novel from Blank Slate Books will be launching this November at the Thought Bubble convention in Leeds, and features an awesome line-up of British comics talent (detailed below). So, who is Nelson? Well, Nel Baker’s… Read More ›

• Peter Davison Doctor Who Comic Art for sale: The Moderator

  By John Freeman on 6 May 2011

  I’m reluctantly selling, via eBay, an original page from Episode Three of the Peter Davison story ‘The Moderator’, published in Doctor Who Magazine Issue 87, cover dated April 1984, drawn by Steve Dillon. The story, written by Steve Parkhouse, sees… Read More ›

• In Review: Blake & Mortimer – The Sarcophagi Of The Sixth Continent Part 2

  By Jeremy Briggs on 6 May 2011

  

  Following directly on story-wise from the previous book, Cinebook have released the second part of their latest Blake and Mortimer title, The Sarcophagi Of The Sixth Continent. Created by writer Yves Sente and artist Andre Juillard and originally published in… Read More ›

• In Review: Pinocchio by Winshluss

  By John Freeman on 5 May 2011

  Pinocchio becomes a robot in this new telling of the classic story Publisher: Knockabout ComicsOut: Now The Book: Winshluss’ Pinocchio graphic novel is an adult noir movie that at times is both comedy and tragedy. The narrative begins with a… Read More ›

• Kev O’Neill 2000AD art for sale

  By John Freeman on 4 May 2011

  Some of Kevin O’Neill’s art from 2000AD and other titles is on sale from his agents, The Illustration Cupboard near Green Park, London. The agents, who also offer art from a large number of artists, have lots of prime 2000AD… Read More ›

• Meet 2000AD’s new demon hunter: Absalom

  By John Freeman on 4 May 2011

  Dying of cancer, combating demons and swigging from a bottle of laudanum – Inspector Harry Absalom ain’t exactly Inspector b***** Morse. Mixing The Sweeney with The X-Files, Absalom is the latest dark tale from Necronauts writer Gordon Rennie, brought to… Read More ›

• Out of this World: Science Fiction but not as you know it

  By John Freeman on 4 May 2011

  

  The Martians from H G Wells’s The War of the Worlds; as depicted by Alvim-Correa in the Belgian edition, La Guerre des mondes (Brussels, 1906). Out of this World: Science Fiction but not as you know it is the British… Read More ›

• Artist Neil Roberts part of Lincoln Book Festival line up

  By John Freeman on 3 May 2011

  Lincoln University is running an event titled The World of Comics later this month as part of the Lincoln Books Festival (11th – 15th May), featuring Sci-Fi Art Now contributor Neil (Sarah Jane Adventures, 2000AD) Roberts alongside Murky Depths editor… Read More ›

• Lincoln Book Festival explores the World of Comics

  By John Freeman on 3 May 2011

  

  Lincoln University is running an event titled The World of Comics later this month as part of the Lincoln Books Festival

• In Review: Blake & Mortimer – The Sarcophagi Of The Sixth Continent Part 1

  By Jeremy Briggs on 3 May 2011 • ( 1 )

  

  Edgar P Jacobs’ MI5 chief Captain Francis Blake and Professor Philip Mortimer return in the first part of a two part adventure, The Sarcophagi of the Sixth Continent. Originally published in French in 2003 as Les Sarcophages du Sixième Continent,… Read More ›

• In Review: XIII – The Jason Fly Case

  By Jeremy Briggs on 1 May 2011

  Who is XIII?Book 1 – Alan Smith?Book 2 – Captain Steve Rowland?Book 3 – Prisoner Steve Rowland?Book 4 – Corporal Ross TannerBook 5 – Jason Fly?The sixth book in the XIII series begins a new story arc within XIII’s ongoing… Read More ›

• New Commandos feature art by Keith Page, Rafael Auraleon

  By John Freeman on 29 April 2011

  Here’s the latest issues of Commando, on sale now in all good newsagents, which include a great new story drawn by Keith Page and two ‘classic’ tales from the archive, specially chosen to mark the title’s 50th Anniversary. ‘Red Runs… Read More ›

• In Review: Kate & William – A Very Public Love Story

  By John Freeman on 29 April 2011 • ( 1 )

  On the day of The Wedding it seems appropriate to review Markosia’s Kate and William: A Very Public Love Story, their take on the story that will climax in Westminster Abbey round Noon today. Written by Bleeding Cool’s Rich Johnston… Read More ›

• Tank Girl and Lenore head for iPad as part of new Titan Comics App

  By John Freeman on 28 April 2011

  Titan Publishing has announced the launch of a brand new comics app, featuring Tank Girl and Lenore comics, available on iPhone and iPad for the first time ever. The new stand-alone app allows iPhone, iPod touch or iPad users to… Read More ›

• Comics@SciFiLondon Schedule Released

  By John Freeman on 28 April 2011

  

  Comics @ Sci-Fi London takes place this weekend (30th April – 1st May) – a two day festival about the best of British Comics from the last 30 years in a lovely new space – The Blue Room – at… Read More ›

• Panel Borders: Nobrow Press

  By Alex Fitch on 28 April 2011

  This week’s Panel Borders radio show and podcast concludes a month of shows about comic book anthologies and collectives. In today’s episode, Dickon Harris talks to Nick White and Alex Spiro from Nobrow Press in an interview recorded at the… Read More ›

• Scottish Independent Comic Book Awards Closing Date Approaches

  By John Freeman on 28 April 2011

  A reminder that the closing date for entries to the new Scottish Independent Comic Book Awards is Monday 2 May 2011. The awards, presented in association with the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society, are due to be handed out at the… Read More ›

• Crucible Cover for STRIP Zero

  By John Freeman on 28 April 2011

  An ace promotional image for the first DTT comic strip – now titled ‘Crucible’ – graces the cover of STRIP MAGAZINE Issue Zero, which will be given away free to Bristol International Comic Expo visitors next month. The sampler is… Read More ›

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