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You can check out the bundle now right here. Part of the proceeds from the bundle goes to AbleGamers Foundation, a non-profit charity dedicated to breaking down the barriers of economic and social isolation for people with disabilities through their disabled gamers assistive technologies that allows those with limited real-world mobility to experience what it is like to walk,[...]

At London Super Comic Con, I was surprised to bump into Tony Lee signing at the Markosia booth After all, he had previously been a) out of sorts with Markosia and b) he ran the comics show side of the London Film and Comic Con, a rival to the show, a few weeks ago[...]

Part of the proceeds from the bundle goes to  AbleGamers Foundation, a non-profit charity dedicated to breaking down the barriers of economic and social isolation for people with disabilities through their disabled gamers assistive technologies that allows those with limited real-world mobility to experience what it is like to walk, run, climb, drive and even fly[...]

Regularly misinformed, moved without notice, and hidden in the venues of their shows, and when we complained we were occasionally yelled at right there, publicly, on the show floor. The previous organiser of comics areas at Showmasters burned a lot of bridges among the UK independent creator community and the professionals alike; but he's gone now. As[...]

Tony Lee writes comic books, TV shows, and movie screenplays — but this week he is helping run a major comic convention What happened? He writes: Fifteen years ago, there was only one major comic convention in the UK: the Bristol Expo Held every May, this was a gathering point for many of the UK-based creators,[...]

The panel was moderated by Chris Thompson (Brand Manager for Titan Comics, Host of the Pop Culture Hound podcast, and former contributor to Bleeding Cool), and on the panel was artist Todd Nauck, who was cosplaying as the Tenth Doctor, writer Tony Lee, letterer and writer Richard Starkings, writer and Vice President and Editorial Director[...]

He said, "I was walking through the office one day and I heard 'master plan', and I said that sounds Ace." I will translate the hints provided by Thompson and say that we should expect the series to involve The Seventh Doctor, as one of his companions was Ace, and based on the "master plan"[...]

For the last couple of years, comics (and now film/TV) writer Tony Lee has been touting a film in development with UK based Production company BoxFly called In The Ring Co created with wrestlers (and comic writers) Christopher Daniels and Frankie 'Kaz' Kazarian (who will also serving as Executive Producers on the film), it seems[...]

The issue is written by Hockings and Tony Lee and drawn by current Grumpy Cat artist Steven Uy. As we head into the holiday weekend here in the states, Dynamite had sent over a bunch of free comic for us to run to go along with their "Author Sale" on Comixology Some of the authors[...]

Tony Lee already has one successful stint writing Robin Hood in the comic The Outlaw: The Legend Of Robin Hood. Now he's doing the same for the movies But in the future. He's writing a future sci-fi Robin Hood screenplay for the production house The Hollywood Gang (300, Immortals), replacing both screenwriters Jason Dean Hall (American Sniper) and Michael[...]

Realising that everything he's been told is a fallacy, and knowing that everything that was 'Elizabeth' is now gone forever, Lucas goes against his orders, saving Faith and starting a journey to learn the real story behind Charon and Cerberus, one that not only reveals the truth about them, but more importantly the truth as[...]

BoxFly Pictures have optioned Stoker's Monster: Before Dracula, an original screenplay written by graphic novelist and screenwriter Tony Lee, based on a story co-created with Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew, Dacre Stoker. With a setting inspired by actual events, Stoker's Monster is the tale of Bram Stoker's creation of one of the most famous literary villains of all time, and the sequence[...]

Tony Lee used to write the IDW Doctor Who comic book, and was also credited with co-writing the Doctor Who/Star Trek crossover published by the same company Before walking off the book. But in 2013 he had been asked to pitch a sequel series, four months before IDW and the BBC would part ways and Titan[...]

It is very sad, but don't blame @edgarwright – writers come into projects never knowing about the past, even if they're comic fans. — Tony Lee (@mrtonylee) January 26, 2015 Fresh from not making Ant-Man, Edgar Wright has signed up to write the screenplay for Dodge & Twist for producer Ahmet Zappa. But this has nothing to do[...]

At this weekend's Long Island Doctor Who convention, Tony Lee had a few things to say about his upcoming work, passed on to us by a couple of Little Bleeders in the audience of his One on One and The Mild Bunch panels. The film The Mild Bunch now has a director, White Noise and Keeping Mum's Niall[...]

Yesterday morning Dynamite Entertainment hosted an r/comicbooks AMA with writer Tony Lee focusing on writing for licensed properties Lee has written for Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek, Starship Troopers, Sherlock Holmes and Wallace and Grommit… so he knows some tricks to playing with other people's toys Here are some of the highlights from that conversation. Q: My first[...]

On Friday, 26th September, the Raindance Festival is showing Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins compilation film, Show Pieces at Vue Piccadilly in London. After which there will be a Q&A with the pair, hosted by friend-of-Bleeding Cool, Tony Lee. I am expecting a dapper-off between Alan and Tony… On Friday, 26th September, the Raindance Festival is showing[...]

Part of the response involved a conversation with writer Tony Lee I've attached the beginning of the post here and link to the rest on his blog. __________________________________________________________ Anonymous said: Her there, Mr Gillen In Über #17's afterward, you mentioned panel structure Something that, coincidentally, I first noticed through Garth Ennis's use of mostly five panel pages[...]

The time-shifted series is being written by Tony Lee (Doctor Who) and drawn by Aneke Batman producer Michael Uslan chatted with Lee about the series and taking well established characters and putting them in a whole different time period. MICHAEL USLAN: Why has it been so challenging over the decades to present top science fiction (not[...]

Joey seems to be one of the good guys. Tony Lee: Creating Lies for Fun and Profit This was truly a master class on storytelling and one of the best talks for would-be comic book writers I have attended in recent memory Certainly far too much to condense down into a brief summary that would even begin[...]

If I ever wanted to produce a comic book (and who amongst us, dear reader, doesn't), I now had a roadmap at my disposal to help guide me to that goal should I wish. From hearing about the editing process involved in making comics as explained by long serving DC editor extraordinaire Joey Cavalieri (Future's End),[...]

From IMDB Pro – a listing for a new film, Cartel, by comic writer Tony Lee. And novelist Andy Briggs. And produced, it seems by the extended family members of Right Said Fred No, seriously, that's Craig Fairbrass of Eastenders and his lesser known family members. Coming to a film festival quite near you at some point in the[...]

Now she's swinging his talents over to work with Tony Lee on Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 We swing the artist spotlight over to check out Aneke's work and to get to know her a little better. BLEEDING COOL: How did you get started drawing?  ANEKE: I started drawing comics after I was introduced to my agent;  I[...]

Last week I talked with Tony Lee about the upcoming series Steampunk Battlestar Galactica: 1880 At the time we got to see a few of the covers for the first issue Now Dynamite has sent us over an exclusive extended preview of the first issue with art by Aneke. For more on Steampunk Battlestar Galactica: 1880[...]

Writer Tony Lee is telling the tale of Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 starting this August and I got a chance to chat with him about the project. BLEEDING COOL: Let's start with the steampunk movement Where do you think it came from and what do you think is the draw of it for so many people? TONY[...]

Writer Tony Lee sat down with Westfield Comics Roger Ash to talk about the upcoming Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 series. ROGER ASH: How did the idea for Steampunk Battlestar Galactica: 1880 come about? TONY LEE: Very much a case of being in the right place at the right time It was back in February this year; I'd[...]

The Baker Street Irregulars is a comic book by Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood, published by Hachette but now out of print. That hasn't put of its fans however, and the series has now been adapted into a Milwaukee stage play. In October, the Todd Wehr Theater will be putting on Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars, by[...]

Battlestar Galactica: 1880, a steampunk tail set in the BSG universe. Written by Tony Lee, with art by Aneke and covers by Ardian Syaf and Sergio Fernandez Davilla. Welcome to the world of Battlestar Galactica, as never seen before, in Steampunk Battlestar Galactica: 1880, where #1 NYT Bestselling Author Tony Lee gives it a Steampunk spin! After[...]

Comics book writer Tony Lee has a few new additions to his biography for the Raindance Film Festival. With a new career emerging in film and TV screenwriting in both the UK and the US, he's also the screenwriter of the movie The Mild Bunch, with Colin Baker and Frazer Hines attached to star in, The[...]

And now it really is. Messenger is the new graphic novel biography of Joan Of Arc by Tony Lee and Sam Hart Walker Books has given us some rather spoilery previews of the book That is, I suppose, unless you consider revealing moments oif history to be a spoiler Still, her death is portrayed in a[...]