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'Fun and Games' with The Sound of Drowning 12
25th March 2009
Charlie Goes to Poland
20th March 2009
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Tormenting the Tormentors
12th March 2009
While the full page Charlie Parker: 'Handyman' strips by myself and Lawrence Elwick can continue to be seen gracing the pages of award-winning music paper The Stool Pigeon, two of Charlies adventures can also be found within the pages of the recently released  Polish/English comics anthology 'New British Comics' along with a new one page strip by myself - 'The Child Molester' - as  well as new work by the much admired likes of Dan White, Nelson Evergreen and Dan Locke amongst others.  
Compelling comics blog Mindless Ones recently broadcast a podcast featuring, amongst other delights, a review of the Brighton Zinefest and a 'live on air' readthrough of a thread from 'The Call' - the 'choose your own adventure' comic by myself and Laura O'Callaghan White.

Download the podcast - HERE
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Dogmatika interview
20th April 2009
You can check out the interview HERE.
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Now is Not the Time for Hysteria
12th May 2009
My new blog - Now is Not the Time for Hysteria - can now be found happily idling itself away along with everyone else's blog in its own little quiet corner of obscurity. I'll be posting up all sorts. Including things like this video montage of Apache dancing accompanied by a music track made out of samples from Fantomas' first album. Why? Because I say so.
When washing up turns bad
17th June 2009
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The Fat Chunk Zombie anthology is just out today and features a single page strip by myself and the very talented Nelson Evergreen. By all accounts it's either in or soon to be in stores right now. Grab yourself a copy and find out what happens when washing up turns bad.
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New York New York
17th June 2009
The ARTLEXIS Gallery in New York is currently featuring an exhibition of modern comic work and a couple of my 'Ladybird nasties' are among the pieces on display.
Torpedo 6: 'The Bullet'
23rd August 2009
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'The Bullet' is a special graphic issue of Melbourne based literary quarterly Torpedo which is out this month and features no less than 30 pages of recent and brand new strips by myself including collaborations with artists Lawrence Elwick and Dan Locke. Other contributors include Jeffrey Brown, Richard Cowdrey, Peter Lalley, Stanley Donwood, Ghost Patrol, Mandy Ord, Adam Golaski, Eric Dando, Oslo Davis, Laurie Clancy and many more. Plus you get a miniature full colour supplement. It sounds fancy, doesn't it?

Visit the Torpedo site for more info.
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Unspeakable Things
3rd November 2009
'Unspeakable Things' is the title of a strip produced in collaboration with photojournalist Marcus Bleasdale about the humanitarian crisis in DRCongo that appears in the CTRL.ALT.SHIFT 'Unmasks Corrpution' anthology which is being launched at this years Comica festival in London. 

There will also be an exhbition of artwork from the book at the Lazarides Gallery in London's Soho, where limited edition screenprints of a page from Unspeakable Things will be on sale (also available to order online).

This week Design Week magazine are also running a feature on the anthology including interviews with fellow contributors who range from Pat Mills (the 'Godfather of British Comics') to Lightspeed Champion.

A full transcript of the interview with Design Week can be found on my blog.
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Fresh out of Zagreb this month comes KOMIKAZE 8: 144 fat pages of underground comic goodness featuring the work of comic artists from around the world including Japan, Australia, Sweden, Canada, England, France... the list goes on and includes personal favourites such as Herr Shulze, Dunja Jankovic, Cody Brant and me old mucker Daniel Locke.  For more info and samples of artists work go visit www.Komikaze.hr
KOMIKAZE 8
20th November 2009
Too good for kids!
4th May 2010
www.worldoflil.com

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20th July 2010
The Cats Pyjamas
The Sound of Drowning Issue 14, illustrated by Lawrence Elwick, is finally finished and available to buy online and in selected comic stores in the UK. You can also check out a review from Forbidden Planet here.
12th August 2010
Future Ghosts of Battersea
As part of this years London Comica event the Pumphouse Gallery in Battersea is hosting a site specific exhibition - 'The Shapes of Comics to Come' which features work by Dave Mckean, Daniel Merlin Goodberry, Adam Dant and Warren Pleece.

Originally destined to be exhibited on the parks bandstand the four pieces above form part of a larger strip that forms a further aspect of Daniel's installation. The bandstand comic strip, which features work by several other artists including Douglas Noble, Ellen Lindner and John Cei Douglas, depicts a fictitious free festival that took place in the bandstand in the 1970's. Amongst the crowd figures from history with some kind of a connection to Battersea assemble for the show.

The more observant among you will thus no doubt spot amongst the audience...William Blake, Malcolm McDowell & Stanley Kubrik (A Clockwork Orange was partly filmed in Battersea), Morrisey, Mick Jones, Timothy Spall, Alfred Hitchcock, Ronnie Biggs, Pink Floyds inflatable pig, a crowd surfing Victorian policeman and some residents from the nearby animal shelter.

The exhibition runs from 12th August to 26th September 2010 and looks to be well worth a visit.
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