Panel Borders – Panel Borders and other podcasts
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Hosted by Alex Fitch · arts · EN · 30 episodes
Alex Fitch and other guest presenters talk to writers, artists, critics and promoters of comic books and graphic novels from around the world
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<p></p> <p > </p> <p>Creepy Adaptations: In a belated Halloween episode of Panel Borders, Alex Fitch talks to a trio of creators about their work on creepy adaptations. Graphic novelist, Lucy Sullivan, and film director, Dylan Southern, have worked together on The Thing With Feathers, an adaptation to screen of Max Porter’s award-winning 2015 novella. Lucy has created new comic book art for the film, shown as the work of lead character – played by Benedict Cumberbatch – who’s trying to capture on paper a nightmarish crow that continuously haunts his dreams.<br /> Also, Alex chats with Daniel Bell about his folk...
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<p></p> <p > </p> <p>Inspired by the Twentieth Century: Alex Fitch looks at the work of cartoonists influenced by the culture of the Twentieth Century. In a Q and A recorded at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival, artist Juanjo Guarnido discusses his much loved anthropormophic graphic novel series Blacksad, and in a conversation recorded at Cartoon County, Digital Archivist Clair Waller discusses the British Cartoon Archive in Templeman Library, University of Kent and their current exhibition Laughter in the Long Twentieth Century.</p> <p>The Lakes International Comic Art Festival returns to Windermere on 26th and 27th September...
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<p></p> <p > </p> <p>Comic Book Team-Ups: Alex Fitch talks to a trio of creators about their collaborative work. Matt Wakeham discusses writing and compiling the new coffee table book of Phoo Action, a cult comic by Jamie Hewlett that Wakeham wrote the second series of and adapted for television, which was originally serialised in The Face magazine. And in a panel discussion recorded at Thought Bubble festival, Alex chats to Blake and Tini Howard about working together on such comics as Punchline and Batman: Urban Legends, as well as the latter’s solo work on Harley Quinn and Ex...
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