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Vintage Nigerian pamphlet art, seen at the wonderful Horniman Museum @hornimanmuseum.bsky.social

Thank you for your attention to this matter

Thrilled that the Cartoonists For Gaza project won 'Best Webcomic' at the Broken Frontier 2025 awards!
Thanks to all the brilliant artists who contributed, and all who voted for and supported the project.

William Burroughs illustration, for a French book called 'Pop Icons- New York 70's 80's'.

Lou Reed illustration, for a French book called 'Pop Icons-New York 70's-80's'. Well worth tracking down if you can find a copy.

"We Have Been Feeling the Pressure Like Never Before" - The Worrying Disappearance of Comics Commentary and Journalism Sites from a Broken Frontier/UK Small Press Perspective – Broken Frontier Broken Frontier's Andy Oliver takes a look at the bleak landscape for indie/small press comics commentary and journalism in the UK.

"Support the people who support you. Because otherwise we are going to lose even more comics journalism sites."

Almost forgot I wrote this five months ago. Even more relevant now.

www.brokenfrontier.com/comics-journ...

'Race To The Bottom'

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Men Of Peace

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Lou Reed book illo

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Cartoonists for Gaza Part 4 – Solidarity in Ink with Palestine from the Comics Community, Including Work from Rufus Dayglo, Peter Kuper, Zara Slattery, Oscar Zárate and Corinne Halbert – Broken Fronti... And we’re ending up the week with part four of our Cartoonists for Gaza gallery series… In response to the genocide in Gaza UK cartoonists Rachael Ball and Krent Able...

And one more gallery to finish the week!

Cartoonists for Gaza Part 4 – Solidarity in Ink with Palestine from the Comics Community, Including Work from Rufus Dayglo, Peter Kuper, Zara Slattery, Oscar Zárate and Corinne Halbert. #CartoonistsforG4za

www.brokenfrontier.com/cartoonists-...

#cartoonistsforg4za

Cartoonists for Gaza - Solidarity in Ink with Palestine from the Comics Community, Including Work by Bryan Talbot, Annassi Mehdi, Martin Rowson, The Rickard Sisters and Darryl Cunningham – Broken Fron... Cartoonists for Gaza bring us powerful cartoons and comics detailing the humanitarian crisis as the genocide in Gaza continues.

Cartoonists for Gaza – Solidarity in Ink with Palestine from the Comics Community, Including Work by Bryan Talbot, Annassi Mehdi, Martin Rowson, The Rickard Sisters and Darryl Cunningham.

Check out this amazing gallery of work here:
www.brokenfrontier.com/cartoonists-...

#cartoonistsforg4za

UK cartoonists launch “Cartoonists For Gaza” to respond to the humanitarian crisis, including Martin Rowson, Rachael House, Kate Evans, The Rickard Sisters, Roger Langridge, Bryan Talbot, James Sturm, Nick Abadzis, Lauren Weinstein, Hannah Berry, and Darryl Cunningham #cartoonistsforg4za UK cartoonists launch “Cartoonists For Gaza” to respond to the humanitarian crisis, including Martin Rowson, Roger Langridge and Bryan Talbot

UK cartoonists launch “Cartoonists For Gaza” to respond to the humanitarian crisis, including Martin Rowson, Rachael House, Kate Evans, The Rickard Sisters, Roger Langridge, Bryan Talbot, James Sturm, Nick Abadzis, Lauren Weinstein, Hannah Berry, and Darryl Cunningham #cartoonistsforg4za

Cartoonists launch Cartoonists For #Gaza to respond to the humanitarian crisis in #Palestine. The artwork protests violence, calls for awareness, and demands action through visual storytelling and dissent. #cartoonistsforg4za

Cartoonists launch Cartoonists For #Gaza to respond to the humanitarian crisis in #Palestine.

The artwork protests violence, calls for awareness, and demands action through visual storytelling and dissent.

#cartoonistsforg4za

#cartoonistsforg4za

Cool, look forward to it - the trailer looks wild. Loved Field In England & Kill List..but not much since then

ooh..never heard of this - is Wheatley back on form?

Talk about having bad luck...jeez! Liked the Rush bit too. I'm sure you did too

Ugh..so many cringe-worthy phrases

Sigh. Ok, i'll do it

Looks fine! I would maybe try out other colours for the beige background, as it's quite close to the skin tone. Depends on how much you want it to pop..

I remember enjoying this one. Really nice art (as always) from Alan Davis.

My illustration of Robert E. Howard's 'Bran Mak Morn', for a French book about Tolkien

RIP Brian