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GRAPHIC novels, home-cooked food from different cultures, and a little puppet called Luna have helped a Glasgow school deliver a ground-breaking…
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GRAPHIC novels, home-cooked food from different cultures, and a little puppet called Luna have helped a Glasgow school deliver a ground-breaking…
THERE are only a few days left for you to catch the exhibition of the work of Glasgow-based graphic novel duo Metaphrog at the Park Gallery in…
“THAT’S a pop art Mark E Smith.”
THE FULL programmes from the Screenplay and Wordplay festivals have been revealed ahead of tickets going on general sale tomorrow (Friday). The Shetland Arts festivals, which will both be held in September, will offer a mix of in-person and virtual guest appearances. Programmes...
Taken from Breakwater by Katriona Chapman AS an addendum to Graphic Content's choice of the best graphic novels of 2020, we asked a few comics professionals to name their favourites of the year. Edward Ross published his graphic history of gaming, Gameish, his follow-up to Filmish, this year. His own choice of graphic novel of the year is set in an old Brighton cinema: Breakwater, Katriona Chapman, Avery Hill, £12.99 I've not been affected by a graphic novel like this for a while. Breakwater follows Chris, a cinema usher, who befriends Dan, a charming new member of staff. Stunningly illust...