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The graphic novel adaptation from Soaring Penguin Press tells Tobais' story through from the care homes of 1970s Britain, to prison, to discovering a passion for literature and turning his life around. Tobias Taitt & Anthony Smith On Their Black Graphic Novel As part of the exhibition, there was an introduction from the Cartoon Museum and Soaring[...]

The graphic novel adaptation from Soaring Penguin Press tells Tobais' story through from the care homes of 1970s Britain, to prison, to discovering a passion for literature and turning his life around As well as an in-person event I am hoping to attend, the museum will also be holding a free online panel event, discussing[...]

Comic book publisher Soaring Penguin Press has announced that they will be publishing the controversial autobiography by Tobias Taitt, Black Bastard, as a graphic novel  The graphic novel is the autobiography of writer Tobias Taitt, a second-generation Windrush-descendent  For those unfamiliar, the Windrush Generation were people arriving in the UK between 1948 and 1971 from Caribbean[...]

However, in an intriguing new deal that Soaring Penguin Press has inked with InkyPen, both of which are actual names of actual companies, comics will come to the small screen in a new way altogether… through the Nintendo Switch. InkyPen and Soaring Penguin Press's logos. Soaring Penguin Press, the publisher of graphic novels such as Emma Vieceli[...]

It covers all arts and forms of radio production not heard on mainstream channels and offers a community based outlet for a variety of subjects and programme makers. And as for The Bad Bad Place, well, here's a preview… BAD BAD PLACE HC GN SOARING PENGUIN PRESS (W) David Hine (A) Mark Stafford It seems that Faraway Hills, the modern[...]

The first two issues of the anthology Meanwhile from Soaring Penguin Press came out in the UK last year Featuring the return of Gary Spencer Millidge's Strangehaven and the debut of David Hine and Mark Stafford's The Bad Bad Place, it made an immediate impression on me and I was happy to include it in[...]

Meanwhile from Soaring Penguin Press, written and drawn by Various Two issues is enough Meanwhile is an outstanding serialised anthology comic book Its two stars are both location-based comics, creating their own geography It begins with the long awaited return of Strangehaven by Gary Spencer Millidge, an intense multilayered village now dealing with the possibility that[...]

To End All Wars by Various, from Soaring Penguin Press, edited by John Clark and Jonathan Clode Twenty-seven stories about the First World War, timed for the hundredth anniversary of its beginning Spanning countries and continents, land, sea, air and back at the home countries, the war is given many perspectives that enrich an understanding of the scale of the[...]

Small Press Expo this weekend in Bethesda, Maryland, is going to have gorgeous creator-owned comics galore, and one of them to keep an eye on is The Black

Such as a single book on a stand from Soaring Penguin Press… … that nevertheless had garnered considerable foreign rights attention, Pat Mills editing a new war comics anthology. I saw the publishers also meeting with Diamond later… Seem a perfect match. But the French have plenty of star power too, with plenty of graphic novels from plenty of[...]

Soaring Penguin Press, stalwart of unusual and high-quality titles in the small press sphere, has had a big week for announcements First up, they've acquired the rights to bring Loisel's Peter Pan to the US market, in contract with with Glénat Editions The graphic novel will be an English collection of Loisel's six-volume bande dessinée[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLeZPp8kf5U&feature=c4-overview-vl&list=PL4lWD61J4W8NrdG5qBtIqGnWXYoSpEg0j[/youtube]   This week's show, It's a Draw with Natalie Kim, which featuring cartoonists at work and in conversation, spotlights Brooklyn artist Ellen Lindner of The Strumpet and The Black Feather Falls from Soaring Penguin Press. Natalie says: "Ellen Lindner talks about the one thing beginning cartoonists should do to further their career". You can subscribe to It's a[...]

Two small presses that have made it their mission to bring art comics and indie comics to the fore are proving themselves to be very busy in 2014, and it does add a dash of hope to this polar winter to see what's on the way. First up, Soaring Penguin Press have announced an ambitious new[...]

He also wrote and drew Strange Embrace decades ago – and wrote The Man Who Laughs with Mark Stafford. And now they are teaming up again for a new graphic novel, The Bad Bad Place, to be serialised in the Meanwhile graphic anthology, joining the likes of Strangehaven, and published by the graphic-novel-publisher-one-hundred-metres-from-my-house, Soaring Penguin Press[...]

But it's been eight years since the last issue of this cross between The Archers, The Wicker Man and Twin Peaks. It's Strangehaven, folks. That meticulously detailed self published comic from the nineties and noughties, in a English village that our protagonist was unable to leave, dealing with the masonic, the alien and the downright weird. And last[...]