On Saturday, 1 April, the official private viewing of the major exhibition “Frank Quitely: The Art of Comics” opened in Glasgow’s iconic Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Under the shadow of the magnificent Victorian organ in the cavernous central hall, around two hundred special invitees gathered to hear Frank Quitely – Vincent Deighan to his […]
Oxford Comic Con returns after a debut sell-out event! Oxford Comic Con is a unique event, which merges the world of the fantastic with intellectual debate in one of the most stunning venues in the world. World-leading physicists discuss the science behind Star Wars and Star Trek as talented cosplayers roam the halls of the […]
Like most of the rest of the world, Scotland is going through something of a comicbook boom right now and the most iconic museum in Glasgow is going to celebrate the life of local hero Frank Quitely, artist on DC’s Batman and Robin, Marvel’s New X-Men and Jupiter’s Legacy for Image. For six months, […]
The weekend of the 8th & 9th of April is taken care of as Sci-Fi Scarborough once again invites you all to geek beside the seaside as the unconventional convention returns for the fourth consecutive year in the quirky quarter mile that is the beautiful Victorian Scarborough Spa. A large venue with more than enough […]
Calling all artists! Would you like to win some cool prizes and see your artwork hanging around the necks of people at the True Believers Comic Festival 2018? They’re looking for some budding artists to create some cool looking artwork for our Press, Photographer, Exhibitor, Celebrate Cosplay and Guest Lanyards that will be used at […]
Kendal, 9th March 2017: The Lakes International Comic Art Festival is delighted to announce the publication of a special edition of “How to Create Graphic Novels” by Rodolphe Töpffer. First published in 1845, it was the first ever book on creating graphic novels, which has been translated, edited, and introduced by John McShane and designed by Festival patron […]
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