Filed under: Features | Tags: Al Davidson, Andy Diggle, Bryan Talbot, Carlos Ezquerra, Charlie Adlard, David Hine, David Lloyd, Doug Braithwaite, Duncan Fegredo, Ed Brubaker, Gary Erskine, John Wagner, Kendal, Kurt Busiek, Sean Phillips, The Lakes
Another year and another Comic book event to look forward to as the latest festival pulls in some big name guests and will surely see fans old and new flocking to Kendal this October……and tickets go on sale this Monday (13th May 2013) – WOOHOO!!!! :D
Filed under: Events | Tags: David Finch, John Wagner, Dan Slott, LSCC 2013, Adi Granov, J. Scott Campbell, Limited Edition, Judge Minty, Carlos Ezquerra, Neal Adams, Gary Frank, Brian Bolland
Who knew that a year could flash passed so quickly and with the hyped memories of last years LSCC still fresh it was a lessened attendance from the Comic Anon gang with just me (G-Man) making the journey down to our capital for this years show. Post bus journey BUT post-hotel upgrade…..I was all set for this years event.
Filed under: Movie Reviews | Tags: 2000AD, John Wagner, Judge Anderson, Judge Dredd, Karl Urban, Lena Headey, Ma-Ma, Mega City One, Olivia Thirlby, Slo-Mo
Released just this week and with a nod of approval from Judge Dredd co-creator John Wagner the Comics Anonymous group were pretty psyched for a fresh new take on Mega City One’s most famous resident.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Indie Comics | Tags: Alan Grant, City Of Culture, Francis Forbes Clunie, Glasgow, Humphrey Bogart, John Wagner, Robin Smith, Scottish, The Bogie Man
Let’s set a comic book in Glasgow, it’s about an escaped mental patient who thinks he’s Humphrey Bogart…..and he’s acting out an entire case in his head based on the movies of Bogie himself. Sounds crazy…..it IS crazy…..but it’s one of the most involving and interesting comics I think I’ve ever read.
Filed under: Events | Tags: 2000AD, Burke and Hare, Colin MacNeil, Death Sentence, Dundee, John Wagner, Judge Dredd, Martin Connaghan, Montynero, Paul Gravett, Robbie Morrison, Will Pickering
On a freezing cold and yet strangely sunny day, Team Comics Anonymous made the impressive trek from Glasgow to Dundee for the 5th Annual Dundee Literary Festival Comics Day event organised by Dr Chris Murray. Chris is also behind the new Mlitt in Comic Studies currently running for postgraduate students at Dundee University. Held in the Tower building of the University we were treated to an exhibition of cover and interior art from old Commando’s and other war comics.
