Major British comics talent Bryan Talbot (Chester P. Hackenbush, Luther Arkwright, Heart of Empire) has a new and never-serialised 328-page graphic novel published in just a few months. Alice In Sunderland was four years in the making, according to a recent Publisher’s Weekly interview with Talbot. It’s published by Jonathan Cape at the start of March. How can Amazon have such a massive colour graphic-novel available for pre-order for just £11.55? Well, it does. In hardback. Pre-order now.
“In Alice in Sunderland, he shows – triumphantly – how local history is national history in microcosm, how one story begets another. The result is a landmark book in the graphic field.”
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20 Feb 2007 at 13:03
[…] The London Cartoon Museum is to stage Alice in Sunderland: A Labyrinth of Dreams (5th Apr – 1st Jul 07), an exhibition of original artwork from the forthcoming major graphic novel by Bryan Talbot. The book is due for release on 5th April, and Talbot will be signing copies at Birmingham’s Nostalgia and Comics shop on 7th Apr (12-2pm). […]