Daniel Clowes, Chris Ware & Audrey Niffenegger

Daniel Clowes is one of the most requested Comica guests and finally we’ve got him over to launch his first all-original graphic novel Wilson, in conversation with Chris Ware (Jimmy Corrigan) and Audrey Niffenegger (The Time-Traveller’s Wife). More details…

Where: The Cochrane Theatre, Southampton Row, London
When: Monday, May 24, 2010 - 6.30pm for 7pm

This event was made possible with the generous support of the Copenhagen Comics Festival, Foyles Bookshop, The Brighton Festival & Dome, Jonathan Cape, Gosh! Comics and Offset 2010.

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"...a very special conversation between two incredible artists."
Chris Thompson

"...Comica continues to be a must-visit destination each year..."
Joel Meadows

"...a two-week celebration of the art form..."
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Alison Frank

"...a place where aspiring graphic novelists get the chance to rub shoulders with established comic book artists..."
Valerie Pezeron

"Comica normally comes up with some great talks and panels, but this was particularly memorable..."
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"It was a real learning experience."
Tom Humberstone

"...some of the UK's sharpest cartoonists gathered at the ICA in London for a unique test of creativity and endurance: a 24-hour comic marathon, during which each artist was challenged to create a spontaneous 24-page story."
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