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Tuesday, 14 June 2011

Hi-Ex! 2010 2000AD Panel- now on YouTube!

One of the disadvantages of running a convention is that you are always so busy over the weekend of the event that you never get to see any of the, frankly, brilliant panels that are on.
But thankfully, the wonderful John Burdis, organiser of the Hi-Ex! Helltrek and keeper of the Cellar of Dredd, recorded the 2000AD panel- which featured guests Al Ewing, John Higgins, Cam Kennedy and Simon Fraser and Charlie Adlard (hey- that's a HELL of a line-up!).

You can watch it here in all it's glory:









Wednesday, 15 December 2010

Simon Fraser talks Lilly MacKenzie

With the first series of Lilly Mackenzie just finishing a triumphant run in the Judge Dredd Megazine, and the new series about to begin on the ACT-I-VATE site, we figure now was a good time to ask the series creator, all round sickeningly talented and nice guy Simon Fraser a couple of questions- and he even sent us a sneak peek at panel from the strip!



What can we expect from Lilly this time?


MUCH bigger, more characters, more backstory. The first Lilly story was very much about their personal jeopardy and their own lack of confidence in themselves. It's still a family saga, dealing with the consequences of past mistakes, but this time the stakes are much higher.



How long it it going to be?



I'm aiming for around the same length as the first one, so the pacing will be a little quicker.



Will it be published in the Megazine?



I think the reception from the Megazine was very good and that they do want the second part. My problem right now is that I am committed to the final arc of Nikolai Dante in 2011, so I'm not entirely sure how I'm going to fit it all in.





Any chance of a collected print edition of this and the previous series?



It's sitting with several publishers right now. The problem is that the state of the market is making people a bit risk averse, so it's far from a done deal. I'll keep people up to date with progress when there is some.


Thanks, Simon!