Our theme is blackout, as the lights go off and we struggle for consciousness. Major Briggs is unable to recall his time in the woods, Jean Renault prays that the nightmare will end, and Leo Johnson ...
For the true sweetheart James Baker, who commissioned this post for the princely sum of five English at Thought Bubble 2015. Consider comics as the villain, the vampire. Justify your fandom, old man, ...
A remake of an older comic/a detective story about robot emotions, what could be footery & reflexive finds anguished form in a series of haunted faces & ruins.
A song in mythic time/a poem stuck on some pictures of rocks – as always, Noble forces us to confront the relation between what we’re seeing and what we’re being told.
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On the 5th of November 2016 at 11.50AM at the Thought Bubble comics festival in Leeds, something happened that would change the course of human civilization forever. An event that would give the free ...
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Yes, it’s another THOUGHT BUBBLE SPECIAL POST! This is the first of two essays commissioned by James “patron of the arts” Baker, who has asked for five hundred words each from me and Bobsy. James ...
A collection of fragments and illustrations by an artist in motion. There’s no narrative as such but there’s a story here – it’s in every line, every depiction of the body, every evocation of place ...
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