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Welcome to the Twisted Mindscapes of Krent Able and S.J. Harris – Spotlighting the Art of Our Next Gosh! Comics and Broken Frontier Drink and Draw Creators

  • by Andy Oliver
  • May 23, 2016

The third 2016 gathering of the ever popular Gosh! Comics and Broken Frontier Drink and Draw nights takes place this week on Tuesday 24th May at Soho’s BrewDog pub on…

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Krent Able, S.J. Harris and Danny Noble Join Forces for Our Latest Gosh! Comics/Broken Frontier Drink and Draw on May 24th

  • by Andy Oliver
  • May 18, 2016

The Gosh! Comics and Broken Frontier Drink and Draw returns on May 24th and this time our venue is the BrewDog pub on Soho’s Poland Street. Our third gathering of 2016 sees two biting purveyors…

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Tiny Pencil #4: Death & Resurrection – Pencil-Pushing of a Positive Variety in the Latest Issue of Amber Hsu’s Artzine Anthology

  • by Andy Oliver
  • February 19, 2015

It seems fair to say that while graphite-boosting artzine Tiny Pencil has, to date, displayed a willingness to adopt radically diverse thematic approaches to its content, it has shown an inclination…

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Process #4: S.J. Harris on Creating Eustace

  • by Steven Walsh
  • July 8, 2013

In this month’s report from the Process group at London’s Gosh! Comics, Eustace’s S.J. Harris gives some fascinating insights into his new book from Jonathan Cape. Process is a comics…

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Eustace

  • by Andy Oliver
  • July 5, 2013

With a deliciously morbid wit, debut graphic novelist S.J. Harris delivers a biting satire on the skewed mores of 1930s Britain in Eustace, his dark comedy of manners, published by…

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