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A COMICA REVIEW BY:

THE ROUGH GUIDE TO GRAPHIC NOVELS


Danny Fingeroth is an American comic book writer and editor. He currently edits Write Now!, a magazine about the craft of writing, for TwoMorrows Publishing. The following review appeared in his latest book is The Rough Guide to Graphic Novels, which looks at the medium's history, details sixty "must-read" graphic novels, profiles the movement's legends and more.

Held annually since 2003 at the ultra-hip Institute of Contemporary Arts, this festival (weighted heavily in favour of indie comics, graphic novels and manga) features several events including 24 Hour Comic Day, films, lectures, exhibits and a small press fair. The size and scope of the festival has grown from ten days in the summer to a packed calendar of events starting in October, with several one-off events and exhibitions throughout the year. The epitome of geekchic, it’s most definitely worth checking out.

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Reviews

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

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

"The ICA treats comics the way they should be: as contemporary art."
Sci Fi London

"The whole affair was very effective as an insight into the creative process of a genius."
Unified Review Theory

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

"5 Stars... a superb exhibition."
Time Out

"Britain's leading comic event..."
The Wall Street Journal

"PHEW! I just met Matt Groening!"
Jim Medway

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

"...a long-overdue celebration of graphic art and literature."
BBC Collective