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Self-Care and Vegetables – Rozi Hathaway’s Comics Journal of Recovery

  • by Andy Oliver
  • September 11, 2017

DEBUTING AT THOUGHT BUBBLE! In the time since 2014 that we have been covering the work of Rozi Hathaway here at Broken Frontier her comics have, arguably, become known for…

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Thought Bubble 2017 Preview: The Cleaner #4 – Fraser Geesin’s Chronicle of Employment Misadventures Reaches Its Bleakly Witty Conclusion

  • by Andy Oliver
  • September 8, 2017

The first three issues of Fraser Geesin’s darkly witty The Cleaner: Man of Destiny were a post-Thought Bubble 2016 review pick at Broken Frontier so, in the run-up to this…

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Thought Bubble 2017 Preview: Glorious Wrestling Alliance: Grappling Road – The World’s Weirdest Wrestlers Are Back Courtesy of ‘Six to Watch’ Artist Josh Hicks

  • by Andy Oliver
  • September 7, 2017

Thought Bubble is coming and, in the fortnight leading up to the festival weekend, we’re running a series of previews at BF  of some of the debut books that have…

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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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