WriterStories TV

Paul Gravett is a journalist, curator, lecturer, and broadcaster, who has worked extensively in comics since the 80s. Gravett talks about  the exhibition he set up at the British Library, which explores the libraries vast collection of comics and comic …

Charlie Adlard speaks to Phoebe Cottam about his career in the comic book industry, from working on titles such as The X-Files and The Walking Dead, to his experiences of self publishing before the digital era. Charlie Adlard has been …

Errol Rivera interviews comic book artist Jamie McKelvie about his work on the Marvel comics and with long-time collaborator, Kieron Gillen. Jamie also discusses the shift in importance between the writer and the artist’s work in the comic book world …

Errol Rivera interviews comic book author Kieron Gillen about his work with Marvel Comics, and his own work with long time collaborator, Jamie McKelvie, on their project ‘Young Avengers’. Kieron Gillen worked as a computer games journalist whilst also working …

Second of the animations aired by Summerhall TV as a tribute to animator and cartoonist Bob Godfrey who died in February aged 91. The Journalist’s Tale was produced for the National Union of Journalists with financial support from Channel 4 …

Bob Godfrey’s wonderful animation ‘factory’ was home to the much celebrated Roobarb and Henry’s Cat cartoon characters. Beaks to the Grindstone was a lesser known collaboration made for Channel 4 by trades unions in 1985 with Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell. …

Andrew Martin introduces the National Library of Scotland’s showcase on the art and history of “The Dandy” as it celebrates its 75th anniversary.

From Edinburgh Television’s series ‘The Book Show’, Francesca Atkinson takes a look behind the scenes at D C Thomson’s iconic comics – The Beano and The Dandy.