British & Irish Comedy having the same number of actors and comedians in almost EVERYTHING be like:

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British & Irish Comedy having the same number of actors and comedians in almost EVERYTHING be like:
Irish comics in print that are based on Irish mythology
Fenian Cycle
Fionn of the Fianna - Past's Prologue (in English). Script by Turlough Delaney, art by Kevin Keane, and concept by Robert Curley, Atomic Diner, date unknown.
An Tóraíocht (in Irish). Written by Colmán O Raghallaigh, illustrated by Paul Young, coloured by Michael McGrath, and lettered by Diane O'Reilly, Cló Mhaigh Eo, 2002.
Ulster Cycle
The Cattle Raid of Cooley (in English). By Patrick Brown, Beetletongue Books, 2019.
Celtic Warrior: The Legend of Cú Chulainn (in English). By Will Sliney, The O'Brien Press, 2013.
Deirdre agus Mic Uisnigh (in Irish). Written by Colmán Ó Raghallaigh, drawn by Barry Reynolds, and coloured and lettered by Audrey O'Brien, Cló Mhaigh Eo, 2008.
Hound (in English). Written and drawn by Paul J. Bolger, co-written by Barry Devlin, and lettered by Dee Cunniffe, Dark Horse Books, 2022.
Ness: A story from the Ulster Cycle (in English). By Patrick Brown, Beetletongue Books, 2019.
An Táin (in Irish). Written by Colmán Ó Raghallaigh, drawn by Barry Reynolds, coloured by Adrien Merigeau, and lettered by Roxanne Burchartz, Cló Mhaigh Eo, 2006.
One thing I'm super excited about is joining the Irish comic scene a bit and maybe bringing zines to conventions and stuff. Does anyone have any recommendations? :D
After Yesterday Chapter 10 pgs 28-34 -END OF CHAPTER 10-
Luna Grey (comic)
Hi everyone! I've been working very hard on a submission for the Webtoons short story contest for the last few weeks and I'd really appreciate if you checked it out (link below). Part of the judging is based on how much interaction the story gets. Shares would be awesome too! thank you! 😊
https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/luna-grey/list?title_no=467407
Tired of the Irish stereotype superheroes coming from American comics, in 2011 artist Barry Keegan and writer Robert Curley produced The League of Volunteers, a comic made up of Irish superheroes that weren't about shamrocks and Jack O'lanterns.
Set in 1940 the group is led by The Glimmer Man (He's the one in the middle of the line-up.)
Re:Grow Update: Down to issues with my schedule I can't really make any promises about when I can finish chapter two. At the moment it's going at a rate I can only describe as glacial. Just really trying to get sleep and take care of my kids and other boring stuff like that. Ideally, I'd like to get it done in a couple of months but who knows. For the time being I've finished the first page for motivation but there might not be much more for some time. I'd love to be drawing this everyday but it doesn't seem to be an option right now. Oh well!