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
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"...a very special conversation between two incredible artists."
Chris Thompson
"...all [24 hour comic day] participants felt a huge sense of achievement and satisfaction by the end."
Jim Medway
"The ongoing stream of Comica-related events throughout the year spoils us..."
Andrew Salmond
"Thank you, Paul Gravett, for another wonderful season of Comica!"
Sarah McIntyre
"...a fantastically wide selection of comics, to be touched, admired and purchased."
Toby Litt
"Hurrah! This year's Comiket was a brilliant success."
Sarah McIntyre
"The whole affair was very effective as an insight into the creative process of a genius."
Unified Review Theory
"I arrived to find a queue for the sold-out event stretching out of the building."
Paul Tierney
"...a long-overdue celebration of graphic art and literature."
BBC Collective
"There's always something interesting in Comica's raft of events..."
Joel Meadows
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