From Rupert to Raymond Briggs, from Desperate Dan to Judge Dredd, discover how favourites old and new hve reflected our foibles, fears and fantasies is an illustrated talk by Paul Gravett.
Tickets: £10 or £8 for Gallery Friends
Where: Linbury Room, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Dulwich
When: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 - 10.30am to 11.30am
CAPE OBSERVER COMICA GRAPHIC SHORT STORY PRIZE 2015
Comica & Floating Cinema Bring You CanalCon on Sunday September 20th!
Enter the 2015 Jonathan Cape/Observer/Comica Graphic Short Story Prize!
Julie Birmant & Clément Oubrerie in Comica Conversation on Picasso Graphic Biography
Scott McCloud Presents The Sculptor At The British Library
"Hurrah! This year's Comiket was a brilliant success."
Sarah McIntyre
"...plenty to spark your interest here, even if your last comic experience involved cow pie."
Flavorpill
"Comiket... was packed to bursting with enthusiastic, earnest artists hustling their work."
Mike Leader
"...one of the most interesting and high quality celebrations of comics the country has ever seen."
Ninthart
"...vastly informative and entertaining."
Kevin Fitzsimmons
"...a very special conversation between two incredible artists."
Chris Thompson
"Britain's leading comic event..."
The Wall Street Journal
"Comica Comiket at the ICA was buzzing with invention and ideas."
The Guardian
"British preconceptions of graphic novels are changing as exhibitions such as Comica expose the challenging work out there."
Design Week
"Guibert turned out to be a captivating speaker."
Sarah McIntyre
THE COMICA FESTIVAL WOULD LIKE TO THANK THESE SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT:
The Comica Company Ltd is a not-for-profit Social Enterprise. Trading as 'Comica Festival: the London International Comics Festival',
'Comica Festival' and 'Comica'. Registered Company Number 7811409. Registered in England and Wales.
RSS Feed
Comica Festival
Twitter
