As we stride into 2012 resplendent in the new winter jumpers our aunties bought us for Christmas here’s Alex Fitch with news of his upcoming comic and film related shows; as ever check the newly revamped Panel Borders site for more info and links to podcasts of previous shows: Panel Borders: Collier’s War, Resonance FM [...]
Continue reading...6. January 2012
Windsurfing in on the recent gales comes Alex Fitch with news of the comics, film and sci-fi aural goodness with this new shows for the New Year; as ever check the (newly redesigned) Panel Borders site for more details and links to podcasts of previous shows: Clear Spot: Cult animation, Tuesday 10th at 8pm on [...]
Continue reading...29. December 2011
After Daniel, Ailie, and Emily reviewed (and thoroughly enjoyed – see their review) The Boss, we arranged for some of Year 6 to send John and Patrice Aggs some email questions, just as we did with James Turner and The Etherington Brothers. Thanks very much to Daniel, Ailie, Emily, Joel, and Rosie for the questions, [...]
Continue reading...20. December 2011
One of our firm favourites, the wonderful Kate Beaton, is interviewed by Studio Q who have posted up a video (thanks to Tom at Comics Reporter for the link):
Continue reading...18. December 2011
A few weeks ago, one of the pupils at the school in which I work reviewed The Etherington Brothers Baggage graphic novel (Mia’s Baggage review), and it was a great review, just her latest, and with a lot of thought and a lot of work put into it. The Etheringtons were impressed as well, and gladly [...]
Continue reading...16. December 2011
A few weeks ago, Ryan in Year 6 read and reviewed James Turner’s Graphic Novel Super Animal Adventure Squad. Ryan’s part of a growing team of graphic novel and comic readers and reviewers at the school I work at. And it was a great review, showing just how much Ryan had enjoyed the book, and [...]
Continue reading...16. December 2011
The website Trip City describes itself as a ‘Brooklyn-Filtered Literary Salon’, an intriguing and heady mixture of prose, comics, photography and more. Intrigued by just what this meant, the Forbidden Planet International blog sent ace reporter Stilts McGoon, equipped with battered Fedora, old Mac coat and enquiring attitude, to the city that never sleeps to [...]
Continue reading...8. December 2011
Okay, this isn’t comics per se but as it involves the great Maurice Sendak as he talks to Expanded Books about his new illustrated work – his first pop-up book, as it happens – I figured a lot of us would enjoy it!
Continue reading...7. December 2011
Mike Mignola (one of my very favourite creators, I am addicted to Hellboy) and Christopher Golden are the subjects of this short video by Expanded Books, discussing their collaboration on the Baltimore comics series:
Continue reading...22. November 2011
Expanded Books has a short video up with the most excellent Jeff Smith discussing Bone:
Continue reading...21. November 2011
This short interview with Grant Morrison took place when his collaboration with Frank Quitely for DC Comics, We3, had just been published, around 2005, and first saw light of day on a fondly remembered science fiction review site, The Alien Online, which some of you may recall reading. TAO grew out of the staff recommendations [...]
Continue reading...16. November 2011
Fantastic Forums’ Billie Rae Bates talks to the excellent comics artist Charlie Adlard (without whom the Walking Dead comic just wouldn’t be the same), recorded at the Baltimore Comic Con:
Continue reading...11. November 2011
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As the dark winter nights roll in here’s Alex Fitch with a little audio candle to chase the gloom away. As ever check the Panel Borders site for more details and for links to podcasts of previous shows. Panel Borders: The Last Ride of the Western Heroes, Sunday 13th November at 8pm on Resonance FM, [...]
Continue reading...11. November 2011
Recently we mentioned on the blog that Steve Moore, scribe of many an essay, book and comic, friend and mentor to Alan Moore, had a fascinating new novel, Somnium, coming out, and as it is a book that carries an endorsement not only by Alan but also from Michael Moorcock it is quite obviously a [...]
Continue reading...11. November 2011
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Joe Galbo posts a short video talk with FJB Comics, apparently the last comics store in Jersey City and, as Joe notes, perhaps one of the last bookstores in the downtown area of the city:
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13. January 2012
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