Tag Archive | "Darryl Cunningham"

Evolve or die

Thursday, May 26, 2011

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One of the blog’s consistent fave creators, Darryl Cunningham, gives us a peek at another of his pop science comics, which this time will be tackling the subject of evolution. I was going to say the ‘controversial’ subject of evolution, but then thought nope, it is only controversial if you deliberately decide to ignore decades [...]

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Darryl on the radio tonight

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

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Darryl Cunningham will be interviewed on BBC Radio 4′s All in the Mind programme which airs this evening at 9pm and is repeated tomorrow at 3.30pm, although of course you can use the indispensable iPlayer to catch it at any point after transmission for 7 days (how did we get by without the BBC iPlayer [...]

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Psychiatric Tales II – a glimpse

Monday, May 9, 2011

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Darryl Cunningham posts up a glimpse into the sequel to the powerful and moving Psychiatric Tales which he is working on, with this page via his Flickr stream. I am seriously looking forward to reading this book when it is ready and I expect a lot of you are too. (murderer’s eyes from Psychiatric Tales [...]

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Brit Indy comics folks at MoCCA this weekend!

Friday, April 8, 2011

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New York City is host to MoCCA over the 9th and 10th of April, boasting some fabulous guests such as Peter Bagge, Nick Bertozzi, Jules Feiffer, Pascal Girard, Dean Haspiel, Ben Katchor, Chip Kidd, Michael Kupperman, Gahan Wilson, Adrian Tomine, Bill Plympton, Jessica Abel, Kate Beaton and many more, alongside some our favourite publishers like [...]

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Buy Darryl Cunningham’s cityscape

Friday, March 18, 2011

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You remember the other week we mentioned that one of our very faves, Darryl Cunningham, was asking if anyone would be interested if he made prints to sell of some of his wonderful cityscape scenes? And we said oh yes, we thought a lot of folks would like that. Well I’m delighted to see that [...]

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Would you buy a Darryl Cunningham print?

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

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Darryl Cunningham is musing about the possibility of making a poster or print of some of his artwork, starting with one of his terrific cityscapes: He’s asking if folk would be interested if he did make prints to sell. Personally I’d say a darned big YES – be nice to see some of Darryl’s work [...]

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Uncle Bob continues!

Monday, February 28, 2011

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One of our very faves, Darryl Cunningham, announces that we can look forward to more of his great Uncle Bob tales, with a strip beginning serialisation on my favourite webcomics collective Act-i-vate this week. Here’s a glimpse of Uncle Bob on Skull Island from Darryl’s Flickr to whet your appetite:

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More good stuff to come in 2011….

Sunday, January 16, 2011

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I didn’t plan for this to become some sort of regular feature, but as long as publishers keep announcing new stuff that looks great for the coming year we’ll keep bringing it to your attention. We’re deep into January now and we’re starting to see the publishing schedules from various publishers firmed up. And 2011 [...]

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Climate change, Darryl Cunningham and talking penguins

Monday, December 13, 2010

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Darryl Cunningham has finished and posted up a first draft of his Climate Change comic; he’s planning to revise it somewhat but as with his previous comics dealing with scientific fact versus media hoohah it’s well worth reading even at this stage as again Darryl cuts through the nonsense and the media distortions to present [...]

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The chances of anything coming from Mars…

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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More Darryl Cunningham goodness today, following his posting yesterday of the first glimpse of his Climate Change comic (see here) the first few pages of Uncle Bob and the Martian Invasion have appeared on my favourite webcomics collective, Act-I-Vate. Put on some Jeff Wayne and go read: (opening scenes from Uncle Bob and the Martian [...]

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Climate change

Monday, November 1, 2010

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Darryl Cunningham has been dropping hints about his next project which, like his immunisation and moon landing strips, will look at the truths, distortions and misconceptions behind an important issue. This time the subject is climate change, a good topic for Darryl given how some still maintain human activity has little or no impact on [...]

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Frames of Mind

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

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Among the slate of cool events coming up as part of Comica, I notice that there’s one which promises to be fascinating, with Brick and Darryl Cunningham discussing Depresso and Psychiatric Tales. I imagine this will be a superb event, with both artists drawing on personal experience and discussing a form of comics which is [...]

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Uncle Bob and the Frankenstein Monster

Monday, October 4, 2010

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Darry Cunningham is around the halfway mark on his next collection, Uncle Bob Adventures, which will, as with Psychiatric Tales, be published by Blank Slate (sometime in 2011, obviously we’ll give you more details when we know them) and once again he is posting up previews on his blog – go an enjoy Uncle Bob [...]

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A Psychiatric Tale of two covers…

Thursday, August 26, 2010

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Over on his blog, Darryl Cunningham has recently unveiled the US cover to his wonderful Psychiatric Tales book. Completely different to the stark white of the Blank Slate UK version. Bloomsbury US have gone for an equally stark black look: Hmmm. Which is better? I think I prefer the stark white of the UK version, [...]

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“The Eagle has landed”

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

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Darryl Cunningham‘s on a roll this week – his powerful and moving Psychiatric Tales got the Observer Graphic Novel of the Month at the weekend and, in what must have been quite a flurry of activity, he finished his new comics project exploring the many conspiracy theories that surround the Apollo lunar missions. Darryl picks [...]

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