Moonhead and the Music Machine is a wild title, but we like them strange in comics, however the title doesn't really prepare you for the even wilder premise and the highly imaginative artwork on this ...

Nobrow Press have always set the bar high, in their UK-based inception aiming to develop a Fantagraphics-like publisher for the British market, but when they went international last year, opening an ...

Nobrow has announced Shackleton's Journey. The publisher has offered a first look at William Grill's sketches for the upcoming graphic novel on its website. Nobrow/Grill The comic will centre around ...

''Daniel Stope is a small-town guy who dreams of becoming an artist," reads Nobrow's solicitation. "His enrolment at art school and consequent move to the city opens up a world of exciting ...

At just 24 pages, each comic in British publisher Nobrow’s 17×23 series is designed to be an accessible gateway for readers to discover emerging authors, and for those authors to create what is often ...

The highly regarded U.K. graphic novel publisher Nobrow is finally moving into the digital space with the Nobrow Comics App for iPad, which the publisher will demo at the Angouleme comics festival in ...

U.K.-based indie graphic novel publisher Nobrow Press is launching Flying Eye Books, a children’s book imprint that will debut in the U.K. in February and in March in the U.S. Flying Eye Books will ...

The seventh instalment of ELCAF, the East London Comic Arts Festival, begins today (22nd June) and features an enticing programme of talks and signings across this weekend at the Round Chapel in ...

The official description of Thieves is as follows: “Ella can’t seem to remember a single thing from the party the night before at a mysterious stranger’s mansion, and she sure as heck doesn’t know why ...

Independent publisher Nobrow, which specialises in illustrated and graphic art books, has launched a dedicated children's imprint. Flying Eye Books will publish 12 new titles in the next year, with a ...

As new routines collide with old expectations, creatives are forced to renegotiate how they work and re-establish what success looks like. We speak to parents navigating the transition ...