Results tagged “Ferg Handley” from Birmingham Mail - Speech Balloon
AN EPIC interview with Scottish based comic script writer recently began at British comics news site Downthetubes
Handley is the writer behind Panini's Eagle award-winning Spider-Man title and their new G.I. Joe comic.
He is also responsible for over 250 books in the Commando digest series.
Downthetubes' John Freeman said: "Jeremy Briggs talks to Ferg Handley about his work.. and discovers how to write a comic strip sequel to a film that you have not seen and are not even allowed to see the script of!"
It has further been described as a "fascinating insight into his work" the interview also covers the rest of Ferg's varied career from the fantasy of Games Workshop to the humour of The Dandy via the football pitch and the comix underground.
For the first part of this interview and archives of those by others start by visiting: www.downthetubes.net
G. I. JOE will be making its ways to British newsstands this summer.
This all new new Panini-Hasbro comic will be out in mid August to tie-in with the new action G.I. Joe film.
A monthly title, the cover for its first issue is featured to the left.
It is being scripted by Ferg Handley with art on the first two-part story arc pencilled by John Royle, inked by Lee Townsend and coloured by James Offredi.
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WAR IS Hell, but that hasn't stopped it being a popular theme for boys' adventure comics.
Recent years have found many classic British war strips collected into books that have many a mainstream bookshop happy via their healthy sales, but only one comic still tells tales of daring-do on a regular basis, and that is D.C. Thomson's Commando comic.
These days Commando tells tales from throughout all of history, and one of its main writers is Ferg Handley, who is also responsible for many an enjoyable tale for Panini's Spectacular Spider-Man. An exclusive two-part interview with Ferg can be found at: www.commandomag.com a website dedicated to the war comic.
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