Tag Archive | "audio"

2000 AD talk at Kapow

Friday, April 15, 2011

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The good folks behind Termight Replicas have posted up a recording of the 2000 AD panel at last weekend’s first Kapow comics bash in London – which seems to have gone down very well from what most folks have been saying – on the 2000AD.org site, go and have a listen or you can even [...]

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Women in comics in audio

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

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You may recall me mentioning the Women in Comics conference a few weeks ago in Cambridge; now Amanda Rigler tells us that they have been busy updating the New Hall Art Collection site with audio recordings of some of the speakers from the conference, including Sarah McIntyre, Asia Alfasi, Nicola Streeten and others, with more [...]

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Mawil and Trondheim at the Goethe

Monday, November 30, 2009

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(Lewis Trondheim, Mawil and Marc Baines at the Goethe in Glasgow, overseen by Mr O and Mr I) Okay, when I posted up the report of last week’s wonderful European comics night with Germany’s Mawil and France’s Lewis Trondheim organised by the Goethe Institut and the Alliance Français in Glasgow I teased you by alluding [...]

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Mark Millar at the Edinburgh Book Festival

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

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Top Scottish comics (and now movie) scribe Mark Millar made his first ever appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in August and he seemed to enjoy the experience as much as the audience did (you can read my report here). Mark was on fine form talking with Scotland on Sunday’s Stuart Kelly (who’s also [...]

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Neil Gaiman, Denise Mina and Ian Rankin at the Edinburgh Book Festival

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

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As regular readers will know I was lucky enough to be at the sold-out event with Neil Gaiman and Ian Rankin discussing writing comics and prose, chaired by Denise Mina, herself no stranger to writing for both prose and graphical fiction, at the Edinburgh International Book Festival this summer, which was a terrific gig (see [...]

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