Comments on: David Lloyd ‘kicks back’ and chats with FPI

By: David Lloyd - Anders Monsen

David Lloyd - Anders Monsen — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 22:07:05 +0000

[...] Lloyd Sep 8 Uncategorized Forbidden Planet interviews David Lloyd, who along with Alan Moore recently won the Prometheus Hall of Fame Award for V for Vendetta. Lloyd [...]

By: Comic Book Store » Bristol Comic Expo 2007

Comic Book Store » Bristol Comic Expo 2007 — Fri, 08 Jun 2007 15:58:41 +0000

[...] 12: Jane, one of the Expo organizers, with V for Vendetta artist David Lloyd (whose new graphic novel Kickback is available from Amazon.co.uk.To his left is Beano and Viz artist Paul Palmer. [...]

By: The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log » Can’t touch this - talking with Joe Pruett

Thu, 12 Oct 2006 11:42:49 +0000

[...] When I was interviewing David Lloyd recently about Kickback he commented that when he first started working on it the market for crime fiction in comics was pretty poor. In the last year or two though we’ve seen new collections of crime works like Joe Kubert’s Jew Gangster and Neil Kleid’s Brownsville and a new collection of Hawaiian Dick on the way and, of course, your Untouchables now; do you think the whole crime/thriller/noir genre has become a bit more popular in comics again? It certainly remains one of the bestselling genres in prose fiction; I’m surprised there aren’t more in comics. Actually given the number of SF authors recruited into comics I’m surprised the same isn’t happening with crime writers (with the exception of Scottish crime author Denise Mina who is now doing Hellblazer). [...]

By: robert kaiser

robert kaiser — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 13:26:05 +0000

I would like to apologize to Mr. Lloyd. I had the pleasure
of meeting him at FP last week. during that meeting I callef
him “Alan” more than once. He even stood up a copy of
“Kickback” right in front of my face, enthusiastically telling
me of his newest book. I was caught up in the moment and never
made the connection since I looked at a copy of “V” first for
his name. I had only seen the movie and not yet read the book.
I am sure he will be able to use that as a funny tale of
silly Americans while he shares a casual conversation with
friends. Anyway, thank you very much, David Lloyd for your time
and generous gift of the drawings you did in my books. Robert from NYC

By: Journalista » Blog Archive » Sept. 11, 2006: The ungrateful wretch

Journalista » Blog Archive » Sept. 11, 2006: The ungrateful wretch — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 14:05:47 +0000

[...] Forbidden Planet interviews V for Vendetta co-creator David Lloyd on the recent release of his new noir thriller, Kickback. (You can read my own review of Kickback at this link.) [...]