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Introducing… FROGSLEGS
“When you understand a frog through and through, you attain enlightenment” – Shunryu Suzuki Glyn Dillon’s The Nao of Brown has been picking up great reviews on both sides of the Atlantic. If you’ve...
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SelfMadeHero at Thought Bubble 2012
This weekend (17th-18th November), we’ll be attending Thought Bubble in Leeds. If you haven’t been before, this is a fun, inclusive and generally excellent comic convention (if you have been before,...
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SelfMadeHero in the USA
Now that we’ve established ourselves as the leading light of the graphic novel renaissance in Britain, it’s time to roll up our sleeves and set about breaking America. After our launch in the States...
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SelfMadeHero at the 2nd East London Comics & Art Festival
This Saturday, no less than seven – yes, seven – SelfMadeHero creators will be attending the second East London Comics & Arts Festival (ELCAF) in Bethnal Green’s York Hall. After a hugely...
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SelfMadeHero at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival, 18th-20th October
This October sees the inaugural Lakes International Comic Arts Festival take place in Kendal, Cumbria. Festival Director Julie Tait has put together the most extraordinary list of guests and...
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The Man Who Laughs and The Nao of Brown Shortlisted for British Comic Awards
The British Comic Awards committee this morning announced the shortlist for this year’s prizes, and it’s good news for Mark Stafford and David Hine, and also for Glyn Dillon. The Man Who Laughs and...
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SelfMadeHero at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival
It seems like yesterday that we were hopping on the train to Kendal for the inaugural Lakes International Comic Art Festival. With a long list of incredible guests and an impressive programme of...
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