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• 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 ›

• Walking Dead set to invade British International Comic Show

  By John Freeman on 7 October 2010

  Charlie Adlard’s original art for the cover of The Walking Dead Issue 27,published by Image Comics. © 2010 Charlie Adlard Add a Caption Save CaptionCancel No, it’s not a commentary on how many comic creators might appear come Sunday morning… Read More ›

• Space:1999 comes to Blu Ray

  By John Freeman on 7 October 2010

  Don your flares, set your ray guns to stun and prepare to take off on a High Definition journey on the Eagle transporter with the Blu-ray debut of Space 1999 – The Complete First Series. The cult Gerry Anderson live… Read More ›

• Panel Borders chats with Dickon Harris in an Anarchist Restaurant

  By Alex Fitch on 6 October 2010

  

  Comic creator Paul O’Connell drops us a line to say an interview he did with ‘zine creator and regular Panel Borders interviewer Dickon Harris will feature on London’s Resonance FM tomorrow night. “The interview took place at the end of… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Patrick J. Jones

  By John Freeman on 6 October 2010

  

  Patrick J. Jones was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, growing up during the height of Ireland’s conflicts and was one of the first people to be awarded a Prince Charles Trust Fund. He now lives with his wife Cathy and… Read More ›

• Tomorrow Revisited: Frank Hampson Book Launch announced

  By John Freeman on 6 October 2010

  

  Alastair Crompton’s Frank Hampson biography is to be launched at Chris Beetles Art Gallery

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Emma Alvarez

  By John Freeman on 6 October 2010

  

  Emma Alvarez is a digital artist who started working in the Internet in year 1998. In addition to illustration, she’s made lots of different things from shirt designs to concept artist of virtual worlds. Lately, she has also worked as… Read More ›

• In Memoriam: Comic Artist Josè Maria Jorge

  By John Freeman on 5 October 2010

  

  A Commando legend has, sadly, passed away

• Guillermo Del Toro cancels UK visit

  By John Freeman on 5 October 2010

  Forbidden Planet has announced director Guillermo Del Toro has had to cancel his visit to the UK and his appearance at their London store will not go ahead on 6th October. “Both Forbidden Planet and Harper Collins are doing everything… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Steve Sampson

  By John Freeman on 5 October 2010

  

  Steve Sampson, whose art graces the cover of the US edition of SciFi Art Now, was born in the East End of London and now lives and works in Brighton in the UK. After leaving Chelsea Art Collage he worked… Read More ›

• Sci-Fi Art Now Creator Interview: Tim Perkins

  By John Freeman on 4 October 2010

  

  A stunning double page spread from Tim Perkins Worlds End Tim Perkins is comic and concept artist, designer and writer who I’ve known since my days at Marvel UK, back when I was editing Doctor Who Magazine and Tim was… Read More ›

• In Review: Iznogoud And The Magic Carpet

  By Jeremy Briggs on 4 October 2010

  “I want to be Caliph instead of the Caliph!” Baghdad’s grand Vizier Iznogoud is an arrogant, conniving man with ideas above his station and that station is as number two to the placid and rather dim Caliph Haroun Al Plassid…. Read More ›

• Classic British Movie on DVD

  By John Freeman on 3 October 2010 • ( 2 )

  11 October see the release of an over-looked gem of a film on DVD. Three Cases of Murder sounds like a conventional crime movie. However, the film is made up of three individual stories (rather like the classic Dead of… Read More ›

• In Review: The Scorpion – The Treasure Of The Templars

  By Jeremy Briggs on 3 October 2010

  

  The tales of the 18th century adventurer known as The Scorpion, written by Stephen Desberg and illustrated by Enrico Marini, continue in The Treasure Of The Templars. Pope Trebaldi has sent his warrior monks, lead by the mysterious Rochnan, after… Read More ›

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