A stunning-looking new graphic novel, The Witches of Islandmagee, with art by David Campbell, will get a book launch at Forbidden International Belfast later this month https://t.co/fWfobi005Z
RIP Garry Leach. A brilliant artist and a brilliant friend. We put many a comic festival together. What a guy and what a loss. Big hearted, full of mischief and the best of craic. Thoughts are with Una, his family & his many friends. Love you loads Garry. x
Best of luck to my wee sister Julieann @CampbellDerry, on publication day for her new book, an oral history of Bloody Sunday, published by Hachette/Octopus. A powerful piece of work. ❤️ (fancy photo by Paula Gillespie)
Candle lit for all those lost or affected by Bloody Sunday, 49 years ago right now....
I love this photo of my mum, Susie, with her little brother, Jackie. 💕💕
Jackie was the first person to die that day. He was seventeen. #BloodySunday49
OK, I am hesitant to tell anyone this but I really must: I wrote a comic. A short 7-page story in this rather exciting collection, in fact. It's about a character called Thunderbolt the Avenger (no, not those ones). It is MAD to me that I was asked but also thrilling.
I couldn't help myself but make a fan-art poster for the recent announcement of #TheLastOfUs TV show. Mine features two great shouts for casting: @nikolajcw as Joel and @KaitlynDever as Ellie. @Naughty_Dog@HBO
(1/2) Announcing the first wave of guests at @EknComicFest 2020. 2020 sees the 45th anniversary of Battle Picture Weekly, the hard hitting war comic which paved the way for Action (later merged with BPW as Battle-Action) and then 2000 AD.
For some artists, there are long(ish) periods where there isn't much growth (in skills, ideas ...). Then suddenly, something clicks, and there is a noticeable change that takes you up a level. This has been my experience. If you're in a lull, it could change today! Keep drawing.