Round up: what Bloghorn saw

Rob Murray writes:

With Steve Bell'sone-man restrospective at the Museum of caricature just close, the Guardian cartoonist and member of the Organization of artists professionals United Kingdom, running the Bloghorn, has granted an honorary degree from the University of Brighton.

New Yorker cartoonist Ed koren he has been interviewed by Vermont Public Radio about his long career, his writing and his vision on the future process de-caricatura. You can listen to the interview of 12 minutes here.

Acclaimed comics writer alan moorand indicates to the Guardian about the latest installment of his series of the League of extraordinary gentlemen (released this week), and how internet will transform to comics. Read the interview here.

Stay in the area of the comics of Robert crumbclassic series underground zap comix is due to be reprinted in its entirety next year, a hardcover 800 pages, two volumes of Fantagraphics Books.

As always, please call our attention to anything that I think we have lost by posting a comment below.

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Round up: what Bloghorn saw

Rob Murray writes:

More details are emerging about The Phoenix, a new weekly comic from the former editor of the short-lived DFC due to launch in January. The blog of Phoenix has a trailer cartoon of one of his strips, 'The Pirates of Pangea' by Daniel Hartwell and Neill Cameron, while his latest email newsletter provides this interactive teaser for a strip by cartoonist Dandy Jamie smart.

Cartoonist of lone female newspaper of Saudi Arabia, hana hajjar, says CNN about the importance of his role in a society led by the male, and how their cartoons speak to women. You can read the interview here (thanks to his artist friend Lou mckeever to detect the history).

In Malaysia, cartoonist Zunar has not succeeded in its attempt to lift a ban on two of his collections of cartoons, according to the Bernamanews agency. Zunar was arrested in September under the law of sedition in the country to publish books considered "harmful to public order". An open letter from Chuah Siew Eng of the Centre for independent journalism of the Malaysia calls the last disappointing decision. Zunar intends to appeal.

Scheduled to coincide with the release of the latest Harry Potter film, Illustrator Lucy Knisley has launched a humorous comic that condenses the entire series. time out Chicago has the full story and Knisley blog presents an incredibly detailed poster for download (but beware of the spoilers!).

If there is something that bloghorn really shouldn't really have lost please add in the comments below. Thank you.

View the original article here

Round up: what Bloghorn saw

Rob Murray writes:

More details are emerging about The Phoenix, a new weekly comic from the former editor of the short-lived DFC due to launch in January. The blog of Phoenix has a trailer cartoon of one of his strips, 'The Pirates of Pangea' by Daniel Hartwell and Neill Cameron, while his latest email newsletter provides this interactive teaser for a strip by cartoonist Dandy Jamie smart.

Cartoonist of lone female newspaper of Saudi Arabia, hana hajjar, says CNN about the importance of his role in a society led by the male, and how their cartoons speak to women. You can read the interview here (thanks to his artist friend Lou mckeever to detect the history).

In Malaysia, cartoonist Zunar has not succeeded in its attempt to lift a ban on two of his collections of cartoons, according to the Bernamanews agency. Zunar was arrested in September under the law of sedition in the country to publish books considered "harmful to public order". An open letter from Chuah Siew Eng of the Centre for independent journalism of the Malaysia calls the last disappointing decision. Zunar intends to appeal.

Scheduled to coincide with the release of the latest Harry Potter film, Illustrator Lucy Knisley has launched a humorous comic that condenses the entire series. time out Chicago has the full story and Knisley blog presents an incredibly detailed poster for download (but beware of the spoilers!).

If there is something that bloghorn really shouldn't really have lost please add in the comments below. Thank you.

View the original article here

Round up: what Bloghorn saw

Rob Murray writes:

With Steve Bell'sone-man restrospective at the Museum of caricature just close, the Guardian cartoonist and member of the Organization of artists professionals United Kingdom, running the Bloghorn, has granted an honorary degree from the University of Brighton.

New Yorker cartoonist Ed koren he has been interviewed by Vermont Public Radio about his long career, his writing and his vision on the future process de-caricatura. You can listen to the interview of 12 minutes here.

Acclaimed comics writer alan moorand indicates to the Guardian about the latest installment of his series of the League of extraordinary gentlemen (released this week), and how internet will transform to comics. Read the interview here.

Stay in the area of the comics of Robert crumbclassic series underground zap comix is due to be reprinted in its entirety next year, a hardcover 800 pages, two volumes of Fantagraphics Books.

As always, please call our attention to anything that I think we have lost by posting a comment below.

View the original article here