January 2012 | Graphic Novel Review
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Aaron & Ahmed: review by Gavin O'Reilly Jihadist camps in Pakistan? Guantamo bay? Ground Zero in New York? Meme theory? Drugs and possibly a gay tinged relationship (but were not sure as it may be a drugged hallucination)? Surely this isn’t suitable subject matter for comic book? I am happy to say it is. |
January 2012 | Graphic Novel Review
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The Gap review by Bernice Watson When an advanced space ship goes silent in deep space Captain William Perez-William and his crew are sent to investigate. But when they arrive all they find are questions with no answers, what happened to the crew? Why can't the ship's computer give them answers? Most importantly, are Perez-William and his team in danger of meeting the same fate? |
December 2011 | Comic Interview
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An Interview with Jeremy Dale Interview by Bernice Watson Recently, Liberation Frequency was fortunate to grab a few moments with Jeremy Dale, creator of Skyward and well known comics illustrator… |
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November 2011 | Graphic Novel Review
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Fish + Chocolate review by Bernice Watson Kate Brown's haunting collection of short horror stories explores themes of motherhood, loss and grief. Brown both wrote and illustrated the volume that is now published by Self Made Hero. |
November 2011 | Graphic Novel Review
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TURF Review by Win Yu Vampires. Check! Aliens. Check! Gangsters? Check! Jonathan Ross?! Check!! Turf brings together all of these pretty awesome elements and firmly cements the transformation of Jonathan Ross from presenter/fanboy to comic writer. |
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Autumn 2011 | Event Video
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MCM Expo: Video Diaries Completing our podcasting tour of all the major London conventions this year, Liberation Frequency were at the ExCel Centre in London for the Autumn MCM Expo. Arguably the largest and most diverse of the London conventions, the MCM Expo played host to a number of comic writers, artists and professionals. LF caught up with, among others, Gail Simone, Kate Brown, and the lads from Geek Syndicate... |
November 2011 | Comic Review
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Skyward! Review by Bernice Watson Artist and writer Jeremy Dale delivers the first issue of his new fantasy tale. Country boy Quinn finds his life turned upside down when an old comrade of his father's shows up at the family home. |
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