February 2012
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Too Much Sex & Violence 3
I’m currently drawing three pages for Rol Hirst’s Too Much Sex & Violence 3; for this issue I have vampire DJ Gary Gore and his so-far unseen sister Julia, whom I get to design. Here’s my version of Gary, based on the sterling visual creations of Kelvin Green (issue 1) and Ryan Taylor (issue 2). Rol has really made the rotating teams of artists per issue work for TMS&V,...
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Infinite Monkeys: Before Watchmen →
Reposting the MOMBcast crew here, as I was invited to share my initial thoughts on the subject of DC’s upcoming Before Watchmen prequels. This paragraph below doesn’t come close to my entire feeling on the subject (I don’t get to debate the ill-thought-out defence that Alan Moore has also reused others’ characters, or to explain how I think Watchmen is different than Batman...
January 2012
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Too Much Sex & Violence #2 is now available!
rolhirst:
Return to Fathomsby to catch up with Dermot & Dorothy Kaye, Harry Hall, Detective Sam Kamara, Kathy Marr, Gary Gore and all the gang… plus meet Serena, Sister of Mercy. She does the Lord’s work. Written by me, with art by Stephen Prestwood, Neil Cavenham, Dave Metcalfe-Carr, Nige Lowrey, Mark Renhard, Ryan Taylor, Rob Wells and Tony McGee. Available to buy in either print...
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Too Much Sex & Violence #2
Rol Hirst writes:
“…yes, it’s true, the wait is almost over. TOO MUCH SEX & VIOLENCE #2 will be available by the end of the week. Here’s the official unveiling of the cover to whet your appetites… Whatever you’re imagining right now… believe me, it’s worse. Much, much worse. Heh.”
I’m currently pencilling my three pages for Too Much...
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Angry Candy in 2012
Richard Bruton has published a list of his UK “comics to look forward to” over on the The Forbidden Planet blog, including:
“Sounds like a busy year planned for Cheverton – there should be two new issues of West (hooray) – Points West in May and the provisionally-titled September for the autumn. West Book 2 will also be released mid-year. Meanwhile, Cheverton has three new...
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Who On Earth Was Thaddeus Mist?
From AccentUK:
“At the funeral of a mysterious and enigmatic gentleman, newly-wed Zelda Mist mourns for the husband she never knew, for Thaddeus Mist kept a life-time of secrets. In her grief she approaches each funeral guest to discover details of the strange life he lived.
“As they each tell the tale of Thaddeus Mist their flawed memories and individual imaginations shape their...
December 2011
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Forbidden Planet's Best of the Year – Andrew... →
Every year, those fine gents at the Forbidden Planet Blog run a Best of the Year, asking various comic creatives for their votes on the books, comics, movies and TV shows of the last 12 months, and generally asking how their year went. I was lucky enough to have been asked, and my Best of 2011 is on the site today:
“Today’s guest Best of the Year comes hotter than a rattler on roller...
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Confederate Dead reviewed at the Forbidden Planet...
Richard Bruton provides a lengthy review of West: Confederate Dead over on the FPI blog:
“My love for all things West continues and grows. This may be filler, or it may be part of the bigger story – we’ll find out in time I’m sure. But even if it does prove to be filler, it’s grand, exciting, ridiculously over the top filler, a perfect little Saturday night at the movies sort of...
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Video Nasties Collected
“After sitting in gestation for a while, the complete Video Nasties is now available from Lulu! …you can buy your physical copy for £10 (plus p&p) or Ebook for £5 right here.”
Chris Doherty’s Video Nasties was the first British small/independent press comic I picked up that felt like it was a mainstream comic. Not the mainstream of superheroes, but something other...
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#Twittercomic2011 is underway!
nixsight:
mombcast:
The Twittercomic is a live event, happening RIGHT NOW, in which YOU can help US make a comic!
Drawthor extraordinary David Wynne is feverishly working away AS YOU READ THIS on pages and panels of the comic, based on ideas Tweeted at @MOMBcomics by YOU!
(Well, maybe not you just yet, but get ON that, yeah?)
Follow along the fun at MOMBcomics.com, or by following...
November 2011
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West: Confederate Dead Now On Sale
“Louisiana, 1869 - the two bounty hunters arrived in Ganger Narrows, hot on the heels of the McGill Gang, pursuing their prey to the shadowed dome of Black Salt Island, where even the locals fear to tread.
“For evil walks upon the island. There are old things there. Dead things.
“And some things are best left buried.
“Also includes the first instalment of a new ongoing...
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Panel Borders: The Last Ride of the Western Heroes
Press release from Panel Borders:
“Continuing our month of shows about genre in comics, Alex Fitch talks to creators of small press and mainstream cowboy comics. Alex talks to veteran comics writer John Ostrander about his classic serialised graphic novel The Kents featuring the history of Superman’s great grandparents in 19th century Kansas and their encounters with the Luthers of...
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October 2011
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Owen Michael Johnson writes:
“At the funeral of a mysterious and enigmatic gentleman, newly-wed Zelda Mist mourns for the husband she never knew, for Thaddeus Mist kept a life-time of secrets. In her grief she approaches each funeral guest to discover details of the strange life he lived.
“As they each tell the tale of Thaddeus Mist their flawed memories and individual imaginations...
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Too Much Sex & Violence #1
The first issue of Rol Hirst’s new ongoing comic TOO MUCH SEX & VIOLENCE is now available to buy from Rol’s Comic Shop.
“Welcome to the northern seaside town of Fathomsby; home to retired super-heroes, monster DJs, mutant prostitutes, pier-owning gangsters, disgruntled policemen and a woman who knows exactly what you’re thinking about, whenever you’re thinking...
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I was never a fan of home computers and mobile phones; very late adopter and user of both. I picked up my first Windows PC in the mid-90s, mostly to see what this new internet was all about and to use a comic cataloguing program I’d inadvisedly bought from a comic shop. My first phone was quite advanced, but I only used it to call and text people, and to take the odd photograph. The problem...
September 2011
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Pictures Made of Light reviewed at Forbidden...
My latest comic, Pictures Made Of Light, has been reviewed by Richard Bruton over at the Forbidden Planet Blog.
Richard says:
“Read it first time and you wonder what it means, wonder if it even means anything. Read it a second, third, fourth time and you’ll still be wondering if it has any meaning, but by that stage you’ll be ascribing meaning to it, and then you may start to believe it’s...
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August 2011
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Here is a lovely piece of West fan art from Spanish artist FHNavarro, received after he had enjoyed our West: Justice hardback.
Felipe and I are discussing working together on a comic project at the moment (isn’t it great how these things sometimes just happen?) which I hope to able to announce here pretty soon.
Andrew Cheverton.
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Paul Rainey has a new comic coming out soon, and this one will be available online:
I’m happy to announce today that my next big project after There’s No Time Like The Present begins September 5th and is called Thunder Brother: Soap Division. It’s an all ages strip, in full colour and will be available to you to read for FREE. I will be posting the pages to this blog I have set...
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Caption 2011
Caption is “a comics festival held in Oxford every summer since 1992”, a gathering of comic creators and readers in an incredibly informal setting - with a bar. Check out the Caption website for more details of guests, panels, activities and whatnot. Tim and I will be there on the Sunday most likely, although it’s possible that one or the other of us may make the Saturday also. I...
July 2011
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Are You Ready... for Too Much Sex & Violence?
From rolhirst:
Starting September - a new comic written by Rol Hirst.
Issue #1 art by Andrew Cheverton, Paul Rainey, Kelvin Green, Nigel Lowrey, Mark Renhard, Martin Eden, Adrian Bamforth and Rob Wells. Design by Dave Metcalfe.
Future issues to include art by Dave Metcalfe, Chris Askham, Tony McGee, Ryan Taylor, Neil Cavenham, Stephen Prestwood and others…
Find out more at my website.
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Call for Submissions for a new site
smoo:
I’m starting a new website, called Better, Drawn. Please read the info below and spread far and wide!
better-drawn:
Hello and welcome to Better, Drawn.
Better, drawn is a new place for people to share stories about long-term and chronic mental and physical illnesses, told in the form of short comics. The site is a way for people to share experiences that might otherwise be difficult...
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June 2011
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Artist David Frankum (FutureQuake, Massacre for Boys) has recently started a blog over on his website, where - among other things - he has this to say about West:
“Andrew and Tim can really tell a story. The story works well on many different levels and there’s a lovely sense of emotion running throughout, an element (I feel) is lacking in a lot of comic books. Tim’s artwork is a joy to look...
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