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Avery Hill Publishing is delighted to announce that ‘The Beginner’s Guide to Being Outside’ by Gill Hatcher, has been shortlisted for the British Comic Awards in the category of Young People’s Comic Awards. We couldn’t be more proud of Gill who has worked so hard and created a beautiful piece of work that is being enjoyed by readers of all ages. The work the BCA is doing to introduce new reads to comics is invaluable and we’re delighted to be a part of that through Gill’s brilliant book. The fact that it’s children who will be voting makes it even more special. A few words from Gill: “I’m absolutely delighted to be nominated for the BCA Young People’s Comic Awards, and it’s very exciting to see my name next to so many comic creators I admire. It might seem a little contradictory, but getting out and being […] 
Printed in full colour, across 40 B5 pages. Limited to 100 signed and numbered copies Buy it HERE “A beautifully paced example of Medaglia’s pensive and meditative narratives that are always worthy of your time – delicately constructed and reflective in delivery” Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier Avery Hill Publishing are over the moon to announce a very limited printing of Last Days Of Nobodies: Wheatfields After The Rain, by breakout writer and artist Mike Medaglia. Limited to a run of just 100 copies, with each one signed and numbered by Medaglia, Last Days Of Nobodies: Wheatfields After The Rain is a graphic exploration of the last days in the life of Vincent van Gogh.
Poetically written and drawn in loose, scratchy pencil, with Medaglia’s signature dramatic-yet-subtle colour work, it weaves the tale of an […]
RELEASED ON 20TH OCTOBER 2014 *PRE-RELEASE OFFER – ALL COPIES BOUGHT BEFORE THE OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE OF 20TH OCTOBER 2014 WILL BE SKETCHED IN AND PERSONALISED BY TIM WITH A MESSAGE OF YOUR CHOOSING!* Printed in A4 size, across 36 full colour pages. Buy it HERE Avery Hill Publishing are delighted to announce the release of Grey Area: From The City To The Sea, by critically acclaimed writer and artist Tim Bird. In this issue, Tim travels east out of London to the North Sea, through the outskirts of the City, suburban streets and marginal spaces, loosely following the route of the River Thames to the estuary and beyond.
From The City To The Sea is a comic about this landscape and how personal stories and historical memories become embedded in this place.
October 11th, 2014 | Category: Articles, News, Previews | Comments are closed |
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