Marc Ellerby is working on backups for Titan Comics' Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor series.
The Great Beast co-founder has revealed that he will be writing and drawing short adventures of Matt Smith's Doctor on his Tumblr.
Karen Gillan's Amy Pond will also feature in the backups.
"Titan's approach with my strips is very much like that of Boom!'s Adventure Time range," said Ellerby. "You have a main story going on in the front and then you can a page or two of nonsense at the back.
"I think their efforts should be applauded, they're very much trying to branch the comics out to a wider audience, a more Tumblr friendly, web comic savvy crowd. Kudos to them and I hope the back ups become more of a regular thing and a massive massive thanks to editor Andrew James for going to bat for me several times.
The Great Beast co-founder has revealed that he will be writing and drawing short adventures of Matt Smith's Doctor on his Tumblr.
Karen Gillan's Amy Pond will also feature in the backups.
"Titan's approach with my strips is very much like that of Boom!'s Adventure Time range," said Ellerby. "You have a main story going on in the front and then you can a page or two of nonsense at the back.
"I think their efforts should be applauded, they're very much trying to branch the comics out to a wider audience, a more Tumblr friendly, web comic savvy crowd. Kudos to them and I hope the back ups become more of a regular thing and a massive massive thanks to editor Andrew James for going to bat for me several times.
- 7/21/2014
- Digital Spy
Playwright whose anarchic works were filled with vividly imagined characters
Snoo Wilson, who has died suddenly aged 64, was in the vanguard of the young playwrights revolutionising British theatre in the two decades after 1968, but Snoo was a very different kettle of fish from the others. While David Edgar, Howard Brenton and David Hare were often overtly political, Snoo was a Marxist "tendance Groucho"; more subtly subversive and humorous. Sometimes the surface frivolity of his work made people think he wasn't serious, but he was always trying to mine under the surface of things, to allow the subconscious to drive his imagination. Snoo used fiercely imagined characters in comic and often savage works that nevertheless, in the best plays, demonstrated an insouciant knowledge of dramatic structure. He was not a believer in naturalism.
Throughout his career Snoo refused to accept that mere reality was all there was – if so, it was...
Snoo Wilson, who has died suddenly aged 64, was in the vanguard of the young playwrights revolutionising British theatre in the two decades after 1968, but Snoo was a very different kettle of fish from the others. While David Edgar, Howard Brenton and David Hare were often overtly political, Snoo was a Marxist "tendance Groucho"; more subtly subversive and humorous. Sometimes the surface frivolity of his work made people think he wasn't serious, but he was always trying to mine under the surface of things, to allow the subconscious to drive his imagination. Snoo used fiercely imagined characters in comic and often savage works that nevertheless, in the best plays, demonstrated an insouciant knowledge of dramatic structure. He was not a believer in naturalism.
Throughout his career Snoo refused to accept that mere reality was all there was – if so, it was...
- 7/5/2013
- by Dusty Hughes
- The Guardian - Film News
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