Or publishers.Knockabout, the UK publishers of League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen, will be publishing Jerusalem in the UK in the autumn of 2016 In the US and Canada, the book will be published by Liveright Publishing, part of WW Norton.
It looks at the stark ramifications of ideas on love, tragedy and morality in a work of[...]
The final chapter in the League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Nemo story came out last week in the UK from Top Shelf Publications and Knockabout Nemo: River Of Ghosts starring the daughter of Captain Nemo, Janni, taking on his role in the world and aboard the Nautilus We saw the time of her birth, now we reach[...]
This is your first look at the upcoming new League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen volume by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, Nemo: River Of Ghosts, published by Knockabout and Top Shelf/IDW.With princess Jenny, daughter of Captain Nemo, and set in 1975, concluding the Nemo trilogy, and published on 2nd March.Hmm Looking at that opening splash-page..[...]
So I asked a few people who might be affected.Tony Bennett is the publisher of Knockabout in the UK, who co-publishes a number of titles with Top Shelf in the US, including From Hell and League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen I asked Tony what the effect might be and he told me,
"No difference to any of[...]
Once upon a time, DC Comics planned to publish the League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier with a vinyl record, as recorded by Alan Moore and friends.Then they decided that one of the songs sounded too much like the theme from Fireball XL5 and changed their minds.Tey also changed their mind about selling the[...]
‘I don’t think it’s going to be a huge problem that one of the heads of the order is no longer corporeal.’
A 320 page hardcover, the book is intended to be published by Top Shelf and Knockabout and will include art by Kevin O'Neill, Melinda Gebbie, John Coulthart and José Villarrubia. Talking to Tim Martin of Aeon[...]
Long may it continue.Nemo: Roses of Berlin is published by Knockabout/Top Shelf and will be available from early March It is available digitally from Sequential today.
Dave Wallace reviews Nemo: Roses of Berlin for Bleeding Cool:There are many words you could use to describe Alan Moore's writing "Intelligent", "structured", "layered", "elegant" and "poetic" are just[...]
This is an A3 giclée print by Kevin O'Neill reproducing a splash page from the upcoming The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Roses Of Berlin by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill. It will be available through Gosh Comics of London. and limited to forty copies. And will not include that bar. So, you'd better hurry…
Roses Of Berlin isn't out yet, but the next League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen chapter by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, River Of Ghosts, will complete the Nemo trilogy begun by Heart Of Ice. O'Neill told Diamond Previews, published today, that the new book will be set in 1975 in South America. That's the year Wonder […]
Because while the US release date from Top Shelf Productions is mid-March, the UK release from Knockabout is, I'm told, scheduled for the end of February.If you have ever loved Alan Moore's work, prepare to meet, or be reintroduced to, The Bojeffries Here's the bumf and your first look at the brand new story...
Jobremus Bojeffries[...]
We're a couple of months away from the release of the next League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen comic, Roses Of Berlin. So why not enjoy a look at the last one, Heart Of Ice? And maybe buy some of the pages? The original art for the entire book is available to buy, for one month only. […]
On Alan Moore's 60th birthday, Bleeding Cool is proud to show new artwork by Kevin O'Neill from the upcoming League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen graphic novella, Nemo: Roses Of Berlin, to be published in April by Top Shelf in the USA and Knockabout in the UK.And we start with a double page;Pages 2 and 3.Page 23,[...]
Knockabout Comics and graphic novel app SEQUENTIAL are publishing a digital collection of Neil Gaiman’s ‘lost’ comic strips from the 1980s for free - and it's in aid of charity.Neil Gaiman's Lost Tales will feature collaborations with Bryan Talbot, Dave McKean and more with a rare interview conducted in the eighties, Gaiman’s original typed notes for Sandman, sample[...]
The French edition of Knockabout's The Hartlepool Monkey by Wilfrid Lupano and Jeremie Moreau, translated as Le Singe de Hartlepool by Delcourt, has been awarded a literary prize as part of the "Rendez-vous de l'histoire de Blois" festival, the biggest history event in France, taking place in the city of Blois, with a jury made[...]
While at NYCC, I gave an old aquaintance a copy of the vinyl record from the League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier, released by Knockabout Comics in the UK and given away free with purchase at Gosh Comics (still) in London An essential purchase for any comic book fan visiting London.An enterprising young fellow seems[...]
I remember Tony Bennett of Knockabout saying that Hunt Emerson was hard at work on this back in 2006 A graphic novella adaptation of Dante's Inferno, by one of the modern masters of cartooning Hunt Emerson.And it's everything you'd hope for It is in two ways, a serious, accurate and specific adaptation of the original text,[...]
After the original novella, the box set album, the planned movie and the various live performances, we finally get the photo-manipulated adaptation of Alan Moore's Unearthing by Mitch Jenkins.Top Shelf Productions and Knockabout Comics are publishing three versions of the book.A signed and numbered edition limited to 300 copies which can be preordered directly today[...]
It's his second novel. It is reputed to be half a million words long. It may take some time to read, it's taken a very long to write. Jerusalem, by Alan Moore. And, according to this leaflet handed out at the Gosh! Comics signing yesterday, it's scheduled for Autumn in 2013. Moore first mentioned it […]
(STK471217) (C: 0-1-1)SC, 6x9, 224pgs, FC $12.99 KNOCKABOUT COMICSDANTE'S INFERNO GN(W) Kevin Jackson (A/CA) Hunt EmersonWritten in the 14th-century, Dante’s Divine Comedy has long since been acknowledged as the greatest single poem of the last 2 millennia It is a true epic, which tells the story of how a lost soul is led by a spirit[...]
I popped into Gosh Comics of London to check that Bleeding Cool Magazine #0 had, indeed, made it through the Queen's Jubilee. Amd while I was there, noted a number of pages of original art from the upcoming League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 2009 volume. Some we've seen before, some we haven't. Kevin O'Neill was […]
