Illustration Week: Tips for running your own stall at a comics festival
Badly translated subtitles. A king whose kingdom grows on his body (and eventually overrules him). Postmodern architecture. These are...
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Meet Damp Squib: An interview with the GSA Comix Club about their shape-shifting zine
Issue 3 of Damp Squib from the GSA Comix Club Damp Squib is a shape-shifting comic zine that changes theme, format and editor each issue....
1904: Jen Leem-Bruggen illustrates a scandalous Olympic marathon
1904 St. Louis Olympics newspaper by Jen Leem-Bruggen In August 1904, the first Olympic Games outside of Europe took place in St. Louis,...
Newscastle Science Comic: Spineless
Newcastle Science Comic strikes again! The wonderful folks behind Asteroid Belter have teamed up with curators and researchers from Great...
Newspaper of the Month: Raised Eyebrows #2
July's Newspaper of the Month is Raised Eyebrows #2, from Melbourne-based illustrator Oslo Davis. It's a digital tabloid collection of...
The Extra Terrestrial
It's the classic story of boy meets girl meets probing aliens. The Extra Terrestrial is a digital tabloid comic from illustrator Alicia...
The Memoirs of Sweet Fanny Adams
The Memoirs of Sweet Fanny Adams is a delight. The comic, from illustrator Fran Colomb, follows down-on-her-luck seamstress Fanny, who...
21st Century Fortunes
Manjit Thapp is a student studying illustration in London and this is her delightful newspaper comic. It's called 21st Century Fortunes...
The Assumption
Fionnuala Doran is a student at the Royal College Art who recently won the British Library's Comics Unmasked competition. Her work...
Newspaper of the Month: Everything for Breakfast
Our Newspaper of the Month for July is Everything for Breakfast from Sheffield-based illustrator David Hill. Set in a brilliantly drawn...
Splendid Vol. 1
Splendid is a handsome collection of black and white ink drawings from illustrator Samuel St. Leger. The 16-page digital tabloid...
