Inoue Takehiko impresses with Paralympic illustrations; athletes provide leadership amidst moral vacuum at top level; World Flags project honours countriesContinue Reading
“Storybooks will die the day we run out of stories to tell. That’s not happening anytime soon. Over the years, in between my June 2012 “A Week In Book News” article and now, we have seen several digital substitutes of the printed book came and went. And the public has never ceased to be fascinated by storybooks.”
– Salina Christmas, editor Story Of Books
Inoue Takehiko impresses with Paralympic illustrations; athletes provide leadership amidst moral vacuum at top level; World Flags project honours countriesContinue Reading
This is the weekend of the World Environment Day. What better way to spend it than to do some gardening,Continue Reading
We went to MCM Comic Con 2019 expecting a massive Star Wars push. But curiously, apart from promos on merchandise,Continue Reading
The last time we covered MCM Comic Con, we published an edition called “Summer Of Heroes”. We then extended theContinue Reading
It’s a shame political landscape has to be so dire for creatives to be cornered into revealing their true voice.Continue Reading
The Comics Grid’s commentary on the Manga exhibition is now out; British Museum reports surprisingly good sales of manga; AkiraContinue Reading
After The Rain was launched at an arts event with a simple premise: we talk about our waterways and pollutionContinue Reading
Good Omens is about reluctant heroes and the triumph of independent minds. It is loved by many and the TVContinue Reading
