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  • Asterix creator honoured at cartoon festival

    In the French city of Angouleme thousands have turned up to celebrate the “9th Art” – that is how the French see cartoons. Fans of comic strips descend on the… 01/02/2013

  • Asterix and Obelix head for Britain

    The French comic book heros are back; this time in 3D. Asterix and Obelix: God Save Britannia is the fouth installment in the franchise and sees Asterix cross… 17/10/2012

  • World Press Cartoon

    The World Press Cartoon competition prizes have been awarded in Sintra, in Portugal. The subjects tackled included the Fukushima disaster. This year for the… 07/05/2012

  • Marvel superheros hit silver screen in Avengers

    The Avengers is tipped as one of the summer’s biggest box office draws. When villain Loki threatens the world, Nick Fury (Samuel L Jackson) of peacekeeping… 23/04/2012

  • Angouleme: Strip show with a difference

    The Angouleme International Comics Festival put the spotlight on Spanish and Swedish works this year. Ever-popular, more than 200,000 fans visited the… 30/01/2012

  • “Pink fluffy kittens would give me more nightmares”

    Charlie Adlard has been drawing The Walking Dead since issue #7, when he replaced Tony Moore, who created the series in 2003 with writer Robert Kirkman. The… 02/11/2011

  • Tintin, Snowy, Haddock and the Unicorn

    One of the most anticipated films of the year is being unveiled in cinemas across Europe. The Adventures of Tintin – Secret of the Unicorn is Steven… 26/10/2011

  • Magic realism pervades Satrati’s latest Iranian offering

    After the world wide success of Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi returns to the screen with her second graphic novel adaptation, Chicken with Plums. The tale… 24/10/2011

  • Spielberg’s 3D adventures of Tintin premiers

    Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson’s animated 3D adaptation of Belgian comic book hero Tintin premiered on the red carpet in Brussels on Saturday. A parade… 22/10/2011

  • Blistering barnacles! It’s Spielberg’s Tintin

    Hergé‘s Tintin has finally been brought to the big screen, courtesy of dream team director Steven Spielberg and producer Peter Jackson. The computer-animated… 17/10/2011

  • Katy Perry voice of Smurfette in 3D feature

    Pop-sensation Katy Perry has made her film debut in the new 3D Smurf movie, which premiered in New York. The live actors all got the blue carpet treatment to… 26/07/2011

  • X-Men: First Class goes back to beginning

    Set in the 1960s at the height of the Cold War, the prequel to the X-Men series, ‘X-Men: First Class’ is about to go on worldwide general release. 27/05/2011

  • Hammer time for Branagh

    The latest comic-book superhero to take to the silver screen is Thor – the hammer-wielding Norse god of thunder and lightning who is exiled to Earth. The… 25/04/2011

  • Satire in Sintra: World Press Cartoon

    Some of the top exponents of satire and cutting wit in the world of newspapers were lauded at this year’s World Press Cartoon. The event again took place in… 11/04/2011

  • Kate and Wills comic released in time for wedding

    The royal romance between Prince William and Kate Middleton is being chronicled in a new comic book. “Kate and William: a Very Public Love Story” is a… 04/04/2011

  • Boulet: France’s favourite comic book blogger

    French cartoonist Boulet is known in comic book circles as one of the leading comic strip bloggers in the Francophone world.   He started his blog in French… 17/03/2011

  • Happy birthday Tintin!

    Everybody’s favorite comic book reporter is turning 84 today. His first adventures were published on January 10, 1929 in the children’s pages of the Belgian… 10/01/2013

  • Colombia: Escobar sticker book banned

    A sticker album dedicated to the life of the notorious Colombian drugs baron Pablo Escobar has been banned after becoming a favourite among… 10/08/2012

  • Belgian court asked to ban ‘racist’ Tintin

    One of Belgium’s most famous exports is in court on accusations of racism. A Congolese man alleges Hergé‘s ‘Tintin in Congo’ comic book presents African in… 30/09/2011

  • German comic Loriot dies

    Famed German satirist Loriot has died at the age of 87 in southern Germany. The comedian – real name Bernhard Victor Christoph-Carl von Buelow – also wrote… 24/08/2011

  • Marvel’s new Spider-Man is mixed-race geek

    Spiderman is back and he is half-black. And half-Latino. Having killed off Peter Parker in June, Marvel Comics have unveiled the new web slinger called Miles… 05/08/2011

  • Bulgaria’s Soviet liberation Americanised

    Putting a twist on liberation, a sculpture honouring the advance of the Soviet Red Army into Nazi-allied Bulgaria in World War II has been given a make-over… 20/06/2011

  • Comic strip heroes Putin and Medvedev out to save the world

    A tale of daring, of raw courage and bravery where time is slipping away if the hero is to save the world is causing a sensation in Russia. Almost five… 18/06/2011


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