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Albion
Volume: 1 #2
Penny Dreadful
Writers: Alan Moore, Leah Moore, John Reppion
Pencils: Shane Oakley
Inks: George Freeman, Richard Friend
Colours: Wildstorm FX
Covers: Dave Gibbons
Featuring: Penny Dolmann, Robot Archie, The Spider, Tim Kelly, Steel Claw, Fred Akely, Captain Hurricane, Zip Nolan, Grimly Feendish
WildStorm
Albion
Volume: 1 #1
No Future in England's Dreaming
Writers: Alan Moore, Leah Moore, John Reppion
Pencils: Shane Oakley
Inks: George Freeman
Colours: Wildstorm FX
Covers: Dave Gibbons
Featuring: Penny Dolmann, Charlie Peace, Robot Archie, Tim Kelly, The Steel Claw, Fred Akely, The Spider, Grimly Feendish
WildStorm
Albion
Volume: 1 #6
Waiting for the Great Leap Forward
Writers: Alan Moore, Leah Moore, John Reppion
Pencils: Shane Oakley
Inks: George Freeman, Peter Guzman
Colours: Wildstorm FX
Covers: Dave Gibbons
Featuring: The Spider, Steel Claw, Tim Kelly, Penny Dolmann, Robot Archie, Charlie Peace, Captain Hurricane, Grimly Feendish
WildStorm
A strip banner for Grimly Feendish and a panel from Grimly Feendish.
I think I had these downloaded to make the usual argument that Despicable Me ripped off this Uncle Fester ripoff.
In Review: The Treasury of British Comics Presents: The Tom Paterson Collection
In Review: The Treasury of British Comics Presents: The Tom Paterson Collection
On sale soon, writer and cartoonist Lew Stringer reviews Rebellion’s new collection of strips by Tom Paterson, a brilliant artist still busy at his drawing board today, whose work spans a host of classic British humour comics… Rebellion have been putting out some fantastic collections over the past few years and The Tom Paterson Collection is one of their best, offering 190 pages collecting a…
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The Legendary Lunacy of Leo Baxendale - A Tribute to One of the All-Time Greats of British Comics
The Legendary Lunacy of Leo Baxendale – A Tribute to One of the All-Time Greats of British Comics
Leo Baxendale passed away in April, aged 86. Not a bad innings by anyone’s standards. Many comics readesr these days won’t be aware of that, or even aware of Leo, and yet without him the childhood of several generations of British kids would have been the poorer. Because Leo was one of the greatest of those usually unsung heroes whose feverish imaginations brought forth the madcap misadventures…
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In Memoriam: Leo Baxendale
In Memoriam: Leo Baxendale
A montage of Leo Baxendale’s work, including part of his self portrait Just days after posting an “In Praise of… Leo Baxendale” feature, focusing on his later, creator-owned material, we’re sorry to report his passing. I know this is a loss is going to hit a lot of my friends hard, especially those who know or worked with him, such as Tony Bennett at Knockabout, or Joe Gordon at Forbidden Planet…
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