Julien Neel

Paul Gravett will be interviewing the truly brilliant French cartoonist Julien Neel whose album series Lou! is being translated into English by Highland Books (the latest volumes, 4 and 5, are being launched here). You can check out my rave review of the first three albums on my website. Joining me will be the series’ translator Ros Schwartz and Neel will be signing his books after. Come earlier and you can catch a free screening from 1.30pm of the excellent animated adaptation of Lou!, shown in French and in English in alternating languages. More…

Tickets: £7
Where: Institut Francais, 17 Queensberry Place SW7 2DT
When: Sunday, November 27, 2011 - From 3pm

In association with the Institut Francais’s South Ken Kids Festival.

SEE YOUR ADVERT HERE

Comica Events

Associated Sites

Escape Books
Paul Gravett
Peter Stanbury

Latest News

BD & Comics Passion in association with Comica Festival is back!

It’s TODAY! Don’t Miss The Spring Comica Comiket & After Party!

One Week Till Spring Comica Comiket & After Party!

Now Booking for Spring Comica Comiket April 21st!

Comica 2012 presents Transitions 3 Conference

See All News

Reviews

"...Sacco had some interesting things to say about the comics form in general."
Simon Hacking

"...he's a natural storyteller. He can't seem to stop."
Paul Tierney

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

"...another very successful event providing a wonderful voyage into the world of graphic literature."
Dominique Le Duc

"With Comica, the ICA is doing what it does best: reaching out to culture's fringe."
Kulture Flash

"...a major new international festival devoted to sequential narratives."
Flux

"...the Talking With Gods documentary didn't disappoint."
The Guardian

"...a comprehensive, varied and exciting season that demonstrated the reach and diversity of the art form."
The Comics Journal

"It's fun, it's informative, it's inspirational, and it's an absolute must-do."
Gosh! Comics

"...the viewer's efforts were amply rewarded by the superb quality of nearly every comic in the exhibit."
Alison Frank