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Alex FitchPanel Borders: Peckham Invalids and The Thrill Electric (October 30, 2011)

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An episode of Panel Borders: Alex Fitch talks to Howard Hardiman about The Peckham House for Invalids and his new Badger title and to John Reppion, Leah Moore and Emma Vieceli about their web comic The Thrill Electric.


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Artist/Composer: Alex Fitch
Date: 2011-10-30
Source: Resonance FM / MCM Expo
Keywords: Panel Borders; Resonance 104.4 FM; Alex Fitch; Howard Hardiman; The Peckham House for Invalids; Badger; John Reppion; Leah Moore; Emma Vieceli; web comic; The Thrill Electric.

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0


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Press release: "Concluding this month’s series of shows about new British comics, Alex Fitch talks to the creators of a pair of new Edwardian set comics that mix classic comic book ideas with old and new storytelling techniques. Howard Hardiman discusses The Peckham House for Invalids, a new comic he’s written, illustrated by Julia Scheele and Sarah Gordon that features disabled homeless children with superpowers. Howard and Alex also talk about the return of the author’s beloved anthropomorphic title Badger, in a new zine / illustrated novella format and his recent experiences at art school.
Plus, in a pair of interviews recorded at the MCM Expo, Alex talks to Leah Moore, John Reppion and Emma Vieceli about their web comic, The Thrill Electric, which started this week on Channel 4′s website and tells the tale of sexual politics gang violence and the arrival of the telegraph in turn of the Century Manchester."

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