"Cartoon hero" Weston Mercury article

You start googling yourself and suddenly you find another newspaper photo you hadn't spotted. Here's me in the Weston Mercury back in June (which, if it appeared in the printed edition, went into the recycling before I'd even looked inside. You can lay the demise of local newspapers squarely at my door. Beside the recycling.)

Becky Parker, Reporter Sunday, June 22, 2014
4:00 PM

CARTOONS came to life when a comic book artist paid a visit to a North Somerset school.

Youngsters at Locking Primary School saw their favourite superheroes and children’s characters recreated in front of their eyes.

Beano cartoonist Kev Sutherland visited the school in Meadow Drive as part of literacy week, to show how pictures can illustrate a narrative.

Kev has taught comic art master classes for more than a decade in schools, colleges and at festivals.



 And here's another, from March (I'll stop looking now)

Kev F Sutherland, as well as writing and drawing Pansy Potter in The Beano, runs Comic Art Masterclasses in schools, libraries and art centres - email for details, and follow him on Facebook and Twitter. He's been writing and drawing comics for 25 years, he must know something.