A clutch of comics by kids in classes from Coventry to Somerset and back to Coventry. And what a rather staid and samey design choice I've made, every single time. I can only apologise. That said, this whole "put one character in the middle of the page, er, that'll do" trope does seem very much to be the order of the day in mainstream comics these days, so who am I to buck the trend?
Our Lady Of The Assumption (which, when its name pops up anywhere on my computer or phone screen, seems to find itself abbreviated to Our Lady Of The Ass) was a nice wee primary school in Coventry whose pupils came up with nifty titles by which I was about this much inspired.
Back to Coventry for Exhall Grange, who are a specialist school dealing with kids with Special Educational Needs. Once more I like to think I handled them pretty well, leaving lots of satisfied year 7s and 8s with a couple of nice looking comics.
Long Sutton, down somewhere near Taunton, was I think a first time visit for me, and a jolly good fun primary school where I think they ended the day impressed. It's often hard to tell until they have you back the next year.
The celebrities these six groups chose to appear in my demonstration strip were Drake, Kim Kardashian, Jesus, Ringo Starr (I know!), Taylor Swift, and Simon Cowell.
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Richard The Third | Findlay Macbeth | Prince of Denmark Street | Midsummer Night's Dream Team |
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Shakespeare Omnibus
| Comic Tales From The Bible
| Joseph, Ruth & Other Stories
| Space Elain
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Colouring Books: Doctors Who, Hollywood Legends, Punk, Cult TV, Eurovision Vol 1, Eurovision Vol 2, Eurovision Best Of British & Irish, 1960s Pop, 1970s Pop, 1980s Pop, 1990s Pop, 2020s Pop, Bowie, Scottish Pop, Royalty, Rom Coms
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