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Eddie Campbell's Bacchus is one of six series that IDW is developing for television Currently published by Top Shelf Comics, the series about the modern day incarnation of the god of wine and debauchery, shuffling from pub to wine bar as the world plays out around him, reminiscing about what once was. Bacchus first appeared in[...]

The graphic novel in question is one of the most respected and beloved examples of the medium: From Hell by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell IDW Publishing's Top Shelf has joined with Campbell for this new version of the classic, fully restored and with color added, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the book with From Hell: Master[...]

The cover is by Enki Bilal. The creators are Naoki Urasawa, John Cassaday, Boulet, Bastien Vivès, Bob Fingerman, Katsuya Terada, Frederik Peeters, Emmanuel Lepage, Taiyō Matsumoto, Paul Pope, Atsushi Kaneko, Keiichi Koike, Eddie Campbell, each writing and drawing their stories. And each story based on the concept of "the tipping point", the moment that turns inaction into action. Published by[...]

And be part of the gallery of images… The only restriction is no photo-based work of collages, but be all self-created, landscape and ideally 1980 pixels by 1080 pixels.Oh and BBC get rights to use it forever…. Send to ships@bbc.co.uk or tweet it to @BBCRadio4 by the 6th December. I might have a go… The Truth Is A Cave In The Black Mountain by[...]

Written by Alan Moore, with art by Eddie Campbell, the story is something that will leave a mark on you from the moment you turn to the first page. Now, Top Shelf is combining From Hell and a From Hell Companion in a gorgeous new slipcase set You truly can't get better than two of the[...]

FX has started working on a new drama series based on From Hell, the graphic novel by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell The new production is being executive produced by Don Murphy (Transformers) who also produced the 2001 film starring Johnny Depp and Robbie Coltrane David Arata (Children of Men) is on board to write the[...]

By Olly MacNamee Released for free and online on the 8th of every month, Nottingham's Dawn of The Unread is a brave venture into webcomics with a simple mission statement: get more people reading, encourage better literacy levels. Created by James Walker, supported by Nottingham Trent University and illustrated by established British artists (Eddie Campbell illustrates Charlie[...]

Not that many, and certainly not Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, actually thought that it was. But a Ripperologist has finally solved the mystery of the identity of Jack The Ripper, the world's first recognised serial killer, working the streets of Victorian London, and starting a whole industry of fascination. Inspired by the From Hell movie, London[...]

While the imagery in a lot of the comics are dark and eerie, Eddie Campbell said it best: "It's a bit preposterous thinking we can illustrate this stuff that we know nothing of." However the artists still tried, and definitely hit the mark. The book is divided into three different sections: "The Call To War," "In[...]

Last night, I have the great pleasure of not going to see Monty Python (I'll save that for another night) but instead spend a night out in London with Neil Gaiman telling me stories. He has revived his Sydney Opera House performance with Eddie Campbell's illustrations and the string orchestra FourPlay, The Truth Is A Cave[...]

They will all appear in tomorrow's Guardian newspaper in the Weekend glossy magazine section. For those of you who don't live in the UK, on Sunday you will be able to order the paper in question in print, using this website. UPDATE: AM Homes and Frazer Irving's 'Do You Hear What I Hear" is now live. We gave[...]

Creating pairings such as these… Gillian Flynn and Dave Gibbons AM Homes and Frazer Irving Margaret Atwood and Christian Ward Michel Faber and Roger Langridge Audrey Niffenegger and Eddie Campbell Dave Eggers Eggers, of course, already stretching across both worlds It's a stunning achievement on The Guardian's part A different comic will run every day from tomorrow on the Guardian website but will all appear[...]

Some commentators online have already cited From Hell by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell as another major influence on the series. That makes True Detective and the 2003 South Korean movie Memories of Murder both major film works that were spawned by From Hell From Hell is an epic tale of Jack the Ripper and his[...]

By David Dissanayake Here we are for the second (somewhat delayed) installment of Unsung Masterpieces (You can check out our first installment, "Enigma, with Duncan Fegredo, Peter Milligan, and Art Young", here). Warren Ellis once said that "American comics are hugely eager to put the future behind them."  He's right.  The nature of the comic shop is[...]

I have a page up on my office wall, and exhibited that page at the Harrods Comic Art exhibition I curated a few years ago. Even walking around London, past certain churches, monuments, public squares and bridges, I find myself flashing back to Eddie Campbell's portrayals of those scenes, and The Shard building seems to take[...]

UPDATE: Yes, sorry folks, UK and Ireland only... Sequential, the digital boutique graphic novel app that we covered in depth a few weeks ago, has gone

And this week's regular delve into its archive  is our chat with independent superstar Eddie Campbell (Bacchus, From Hell), published in TRIPWIRE Volume 4 #12, way back in August 2002… [issuu viewMode=singlePage width=420 height=596 backgroundColor=%23222222 documentId=120930153005-a0f32e14ec4e4331a734a3dc734001f7 name=tripwire_volume_4_12_eddie_campbell username=richjohnston tag=bleedingcool unit=px v=2] Before Bleeding Cool, there was TRIPWIRE magazine[...]

Joshua Stone reports from the Top Shelf panel: At the Top Shelf panel, Eddie Campbell announced that From Hell Companion from he and Alan Moore is ready to go and will be released in March 2013 Campbell describes is as From Hell from another angle He said it is 288 pages long and will be structured[...]

Any Eddie Campbell is a treat, Eddie Campbell at 90% off is even better. I'm sure Christopher Irving would agree… Christopher Irving of Graphic NYC has released a new digital comic book today, The Drawn Word And only $1 for the first 136 page issue (rising to $2 after that). In a press release, he is[...]