October | 2019 | Comic Art Festival Podcast

Hello one and all. The Lakes international Comic Art Festival 2019 has been and gone flying past in a speed of light. We have loads of content for you and this episode, released the day after the festival features chats with loads of creators from the Clock Tower at the festival plus a great chat with a group of Danish creators.

The people we chatted too in the Clock Tower were all asked 5 questions with the last one being asked by the previous creator. This all kicked off with festival director Julie Tate asking ‘what is your worst chore at home?’

We interviewed Hunt Emerson, Demian Vogler, Gustaffo Vargas, Simo, Mark Hughes, Nick Prolix, Matt Simmons, Mark Abnett, Joe Lathem, Tom Nash, Yoms and finally Julie Tate.

The Danish contingency interview featured Kristina Ricken, Soren Mosdal, Jacob Thybo, Lars Jakobsen and Arni Beck Gunnarsson (also discussed was Art Bubble and their You Tube channel). There will be a full festival run down next episode.

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We have Corinne Pearlman on this episode who is the creative director at Myriad Editions. Corinne discusses her working life and her involvement in comics up to and including her work at Myriad. She then looks at the First Graphic Novel Competition that Myriad is running in conjunction with the lakes festival which gives a creator the chance to have their graphic novel published along with full support. Find more about the competition that launches at the festival here.

We review Hilda and the Mountain King by Luke Pearson, Walking Distance by Lizzy Stewart and the card game Salty Dogs which is funding on Kickstarter. The game has art by the amazing comics artist Simon Bisley. We also discuss the From the Depths: The Hellboy Comics of Duncan Fegredo exhibition and the Lets Go Camping with Tom of Finland exhibition now open for the Lakes Festival 2019.

Mike and Pete continue there look at the festival events you should have on your radar and Tom gives his thought son The Glass Hood by Matt Garvey, Grayham Puttock and Stefano Pavan.

Links: Salty Dogs Kickstarter / Myriad Books / NoBrow Press / Avery Hill / Preview of Moon by Tony Esmond