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"Bogey was my best friend," said Lorre. "He looked at movies just the way I did, as a joke. When we were together in films like 'Casablanca', 'The Maltese Falcon', and 'Beat the Devil', there were always laughs on the set."
Peter Lorre article by Alan Mitchell, 1963. Scan of a scan from the Forrest J Ackerman collection. Click to see:
Senior Recital
The Howard Performing Arts Center awaits Monika Ansinn, Trombone.
(Andrews University, Michigan) We were privileged to attend the Senior Recital of our young friend, Monika Ansinn, at the Howard Performing Arts Center on a snowy Wednesday afternoon in the present season and thus got to hear Monika superbly perform the works assigned to her: Sonata for Trombone and Piano by Paul Hindemith, Suite…
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Lest We Forget: Comic Creators We Lost in 2016
Lest We Forget: Comic Creators We Lost in 2016
While there’s been much to celebrate in 2016 when it comes to our industry, we couldn’t let 2016 pass without noting some of those involved now, sadly no longer with us, including one of our very own contributors. So raise a glass or two (alcoholic or otherwise) to these fine folk we lost this year… January 2016 The only known surviving ‘Misty’ art by Shirley Bellwood, restored by artist David…
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Our Most Read Stories in July 2016: Top Marks for Action and 2000AD!
Our Most Read Stories in July 2016: Top Marks for Action and 2000AD!
Action Issue 37 – Cover dated 23rd October 1976 Apart from the downthetubes home page, here are our Top Ten stories on the site for July 2016… • Rare “Banned” Action Comic reaches £1320 bid on eBay We have The Guardian to thank for this spike in interest in this archive story, as we were linked to in their preview of The Ramones upcoming 40th Anniversay album release in September. • Sneak Peek:…
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In Memoriam: Comic Creator Alan Joseph Mitchell
In Memoriam: Comic Creator Alan Joseph Mitchell
Charles Shaar Murray, Alan Mitchell and Alan Moore. Photo: Mitch Jenkins (Used with his kind permission) The sudden passing of the inspiring comics creator Alan Mitchell, perhaps best known for co-writing “Third World War” with Pat Mills for Crisis, aged just 55, came as a tremendous shock to both family and friends. Although we met only a couple of times in the flesh – last during the Kapow 2012…
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Roads Not Taken: Renga, DC Thomson's Abandoned Rival to 2000AD
Roads Not Taken: Renga, DC Thomson’s Abandoned Rival to 2000AD
The cover for the Renga dummy by Glenn Fabry. Nestling for over 20 years on a long-forgotten hard drive incompatible with modern computers, we’re delighted to be able to finally bring you some of the work that featured in a stunning ‘dummy’ comic, Renga, commissioned by DC Thomson, featuring work by Paul Cornell, Alan Grant, John Hicklenton, Tony Luke, Alan Mitchell and others. While the…
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Glenn Fabry Sketch Book in the works after successful Kickstarter campaign, other projects hinted at
Glenn Fabry Sketch Book in the works after successful Kickstarter campaign, other projects hinted at
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/78010517/glenn-fabry-sketchbook-3/widget/video.htmlTop comics artist Glenn Fabry has easily secured funding for his planned Sketchbook 3 book project, which will feature over 40 full colour pages of never seen before exciting images by the artist perhaps best known for his work on 2000AD‘s Slaine and cover art for Marvel and DC Comics on titles such as…
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From cover of Harley Street Hypnotist by Alan Mitchell. Art by John Pollack
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