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• Great British Comic Characters Reinvented: Professor Bernard Quatermass

  By John Freeman on November 12, 2015

  

  Creator Jay Lowe has chosen a personal and truly British favourite for our challenge to reinvent great British Comic Characters (detail below), given that Nigel Kneale’s Professor Bernard Quatermass wasn’t created for comics – but he has appeared in print…. Read More ›

• Alternative Free Comics Day Announced After 2000AD dropped from 2016 Celebration

  By John Freeman on November 12, 2015

  

  Following up on reports that the Free Comic Book Day Retailer Committee has rejected some publishers – including 2000AD – from offering their comics as part of the annual Free Comic Book Day promotion, the US-based semi-satirical comic book website TheOuthousers.com has announced plans to hold its own free… Read More ›

• Blistering Barnacles! New Tintin Exhibition opens at Somerset House

  By John Freeman on November 12, 2015

  

  Just opened at London’s Somerset House is TINTIN: Herge’s Masterpiece, a new, free exhibition has just opened is well worth a visit that runs until January 2016. Stepping inside the wonderfully eccentric world of artist-author Hergé and Tintin, his intrepid young… Read More ›

• In Review: I Love This Part by Tillie Walden

  By Antony Esmond on November 11, 2015

  

  Created by Tillie Walden Published by Avery Hill Publishing 68 pages The Story: Two girls are growing up in America. They are in school and are tied up in all that a life like this includes. They discover a friendship… Read More ›

• Accent UK Brings New Stephenson’s Robot And WesterNoir To Thought Bubble 2015

  By Jeremy Briggs on November 11, 2015

  

  Independent publisher Accent UK will be launching issue 2 of their steam-punk comic Stephenson’s Robot at Thought Bubble in Leeds over this coming weekend, 14/15 November 2015, along with the latest issue of their supernatural western series, WesterNoir. In Stephenson’s Robot, written… Read More ›

• Top French Artist Barroux announced as guest of South Ken Kids Festival

  By John Freeman on November 11, 2015

  

  As part of the South Ken Kids Festival the acclaimed French illustrator and cartoonist Barroux will orchestrate a special live drawing event around his graphic novel Alpha: Abidjan-Gare du Nord on 21st November 2015, about a man from the Ivory Coast… Read More ›

• Whatever Happened to “The Sun”, hero of Britain’s best-selling tabloid newspaper?

  By John Freeman on November 11, 2015

  

  Former Marvel UK staffer and British comics legend Tim Quinn has unearthed an absolute gem from his archives this week – a superhero competition developed in the early 1990s in association with The Sun newspaper, long before many felt it went off… Read More ›

• In Review: MULP – Sceptre Of The Sun Issue 2

  By Jeremy Briggs on November 11, 2015

  

  The second issue of writer Matt  Gibbs and artist Sara Dunkerton’s five issue MULP: Sceptre Of The Sun, now being published by Improper Books, is being launched at Thought Bubble 2015. This anthropomorphic adventure series set in the 1930s follows a… Read More ›

• “Assault on Fortress Doom” stirs memories of classic war comics

  By John Freeman on November 11, 2015

  

  Just released by its talented creators – London writer Lex McDonald and Uruguayan artist Edgard Machiavello – Assault on Fortress Doom is an original, 172 page, full colour, World War Two set action/adventure graphic novel – and it looks terrific…. Read More ›

• In Review: Golden Campaign Volume III

  By John Freeman on November 10, 2015

  

  Art and Story by Cristian Ortiz Daniel Martin – Co-Writer Alice Mazzilli – Calligraphy The Story: Monty and Caprille have joined a bunch of mercenaries. They really shouldn’t have, as they are far too young and inexperienced to stay alive… Read More ›

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