Tag Archive | "Adam Cadwell"

Upcoming (at last) Everday & Ellerbisms….

Sunday, April 22, 2012

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Well, it’s certainly taken Mssrs Cadwell and Ellerby a long time to get these out, but finally we’ve word that they’re going to publish two of the best autobiog strips I’ve seen in the last decade. Yes, at long last, Adam Cadwell’s The Everyday and Marc Ellerby’s Ellerbisms are finally being released as collected works this [...]

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The Great Beast Rises…

Thursday, April 19, 2012

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Adam Cadwell drops us a line with some absolutely cracking new: he and Marc Ellerby are launching a brand new British Indy comics publisher, Great Beast. It will be “for professionally self published, creator owned comics”, with an unashamed embracing of pop culture (and why not?) influences and happy to take in comics for all [...]

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Adam’s Tumblr

Friday, March 23, 2012

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That Adam Cadwell has only gone and set himself up with a Tumblr blog to post up some of his lovely art and comics work on. Another one for your bookmarks, folks!

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Molly would like me to apologise and say thank you….

Saturday, February 4, 2012

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Why does my darling daughter want me to apologise and say thank you? And who to? Well, the answer is in the panel above. From Paper Science #7, The King Of Things by Adam Cadwell. As reviewed here, featured here, and available to purchase here. Because, if you look at the dark brown haired girl with [...]

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Paper Science – the King of Things

Friday, February 3, 2012

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The last of our interviews with the stars of Paper Science is with The King of Things. His story has appeared in the most recent four issues of the anthology, illustrated by the Vimto Corporation’s favourite customer, Mister Adam Cadwell. They’re available to buy online now. Matthew Sheret: Of all the publications in the world, [...]

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Best of the Year – Adam Cadwell

Thursday, December 22, 2011

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Today’s guest Best of the Year blogger is the very fine (and far too damned talented), Vimto-swigging comics creator Adam Cadwell: FPI: Can you pick three comics/webcomics/graphic novels which you especially enjoyed over the last twelve months and tell us why you singled them out? Adam: I can pick more than 3 but for the [...]

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Oh, the irony….

Sunday, December 11, 2011

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Just the other week I found this piece by Tom Neely, and included it in the Art for Art’s Sake regular Sunday feature that went up earlier today: This weekend we’ve spent most of the time up at York Hospital children’s department with Molly all because of Friday’s trampolining lesson at school, a bad front [...]

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Blood and Blokes… This Life with vampires?

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

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Blood Blokes #1 By Adam Cadwell It’s a vampire series, so you’d expect blood…. except here, in Adam Cadwell’s new 6-issue vampire series, I don’t think it’s going to be about the blood all that much, I think this is going to be a series where the darkness, the gothic overtones, the whole creatures of [...]

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Just one more thing to do this weekend at Thought Bubble…..

Thursday, November 17, 2011

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I’m busy planning how on Earth I’m going to get round the 180+ stands at this weekend’s Thought Bubble convention when I may only be there for 6/7 hours on the Saturday. I’d love to go on Sunday as well, but life… life…. life…. It just bloody gets in the way of fun and comics. [...]

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Shorties…. the Jonathan Cape graphic short story collection…

Sunday, November 13, 2011

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Jonathan Cape are celebrating 5 years of their Graphic Short Story Prize by releasing Shorties! – a 125 page e-book collecting together both the winning entries from the first 5 years and a selection of the best entries selected by Bryan Talbot. The collection cover is of course by Adam Cadwell, whose thoughts on it, and [...]

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Adam Cadwell and Higher Futures For All….

Sunday, August 14, 2011

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Meant to pick this up last week, a lovely posting from Adam Cadwell about a cartooning competition organised by Manchester’s Higher Futures For All. The competition was really popular and the winning entry got to see Adam’s version of their work. Here’s some of what Adam had to say: “I often teach short cartooning workshops for [...]

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We’re guests at their show, not the other way around – Adam Cadwell on the first Manchester MCM Expo

Saturday, August 6, 2011

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Over at his blog, Adam Cadwell has an excellent report from the recent inaugural Manchester MCM Expo. It’s a thoughtful piece, as Cadwell takes himself to task slightly for underestimating just how good, just how successful this first Expo proved to be: “The first MCM Expo in Manchester last Saturday was a surprising, humbling and thoughtful day but [...]

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Adam Cadwell for Vimto….

Sunday, July 17, 2011

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Now, I knew Adam Cadwell, artist behind The Everyday and the new series Blood Blokes, was a huge fan of Vimto (all the evidence you need in that strip above). But I had no idea that this love could translate into good, old fashioned advertising cash. But here it is, Adam Cadwell’s Vimto ad (well, [...]

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Adam Cadwell’s The King Of Things – coming to paper Science soon

Sunday, April 10, 2011

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More news from Matt Sheret regarding Paper Science 4 and more on the 4 part children’s story “The King Of Things” by Adam Cadwell: “Star of the show so far though has to be Mister Adam Cadwell. A lot was riding on Adam; he’s the thread which joins all four of this year’s issues of [...]

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The end of The Everyday….

Monday, January 10, 2011

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The Everyday Collection 4 By Adam Cadwell Okay, I know that Adam Cadwell’s autobiographical webcomic finished a while ago. And I know this collection of episodes 151-200 came out a while back. But it doesn’t matter – it’s still worth mentioning and pointing out to you. When I looked at The Everyday Collections 1-3 back [...]

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