What happened next…
A quick follow-up of stories we’ve covered recently on Bloghorn.
- The Forbidden Planet blog reports on Steve Bell in conversation with Martin Rowson, Gary Trudeau and Alan Moore at Edinburgh International Book Festival (previously).
- New Yorker cartoon editor (and cartoonist himself) Robert Mankoff responds to the recent Kanye West cartoon re-captioning internet phenomenon.
- downthetubes.net has the first review of CLiNT magazine (previously), whilst also informing us that Jonathan Ross and Mark Millar will be signing copies on Thursday 2nd September at 4.30pm at WH Smiths in London’s Victoria station.
- Posy Simmonds is interviewed in the Guardian about the upcoming Stephen Frears’ film adaptation of her graphic novel, Tamara Drewe, which opens in UK cinemas on 10th September (previously).
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Just read the Clint review – by, as he is at pains to point out, a 50+ person , and a s he implies, taste and perceptions change with age [I'm 103], and there’s no doubting the artwork quality, or even the scripts, given the literary limitations of the graphic novel format. But “Clint” ? Give me a break. Yes, I know there are Nuts and Heat et al out there too, but it seems a shame to waste good production values on nitwits who think its cool to wander about with a copy of Clint stuck in a pocket. It suggests that the targeted age – group really are unsophisticated schoolboys. But let’s wait and see if anything called Bollocks or Knob pops up in the female orientated market. Probably won’t. I wonder why.
Don’t you mean Boliocks or Kriob Bill?
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