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Stir Fry – Sarah Crosby’s Humour Comics Get a Long Overdue Showcase Collection Courtesy of Good Comics

  • by Andy Oliver
  • September 13, 2017

DEBUTING AT THOUGHT BUBBLE! Sarah Crosby is one of those artists whose work has crossed my path intermittently over the years – whether it’s been her self-published offerings (Occupational Hazards,…

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Thought Bubble 2017 Preview: Three Debut Books from Good Comics – Olivia Sullivan’s ‘SID’, Elizabeth Querstret’s ‘New York’ and Sarah Crosby’s ‘Stir Fry’

  • by Andy Oliver
  • September 6, 2017

It’s festival season in the UK and, with Thought Bubble fast approaching on the horizon, we’re sifting through the annual plethora of debut comic, graphic novel and zine coverage requests…

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Dirty Rotten Comics #5 – Another Affordable, Accessible and Indispensable Anthology Introduction to a Host of Small Press Talent

  • by Andy Oliver
  • August 13, 2015

Describing your mission statement in the terms of the lyrics of cheesy ‘80s pop group Bucks Fizz may seem something of an eccentric way to introduce a small press comic…

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Dirty Rotten Comics #4 – Jey Levang, David Ziggy Greene and Danny Noble Are the Star Turns in this Ever Inclusive Anthology Offering

  • by Andy Oliver
  • July 20, 2015

Recently on social media I stated that if I were starting out as a small press comics creator then Dirty Rotten Comics would be my first stop in the anthology…

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Small Press Spotlight on… Dirty Rotten Comics

  • by Andy Oliver
  • April 17, 2015

Gary Clap and Kirk Campbell’s Dirty Rotten Comics is a small press anthology that champions creators of all levels of technical ability and experience, from established names in UK comics through…

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