I was researching Reg’s art again on the net as I have discovered an old drawing he did of Jean Harlow. In the process, I came across your excellent site again. I must apologise to you as it appears you replied to my comments and I did not extend a similar courtesy. Furthermore, I left you no contact details before moving on! Hopefully you now have my email address and I would be delighted to give you some background to Reg as he really worked himself to an early death over his art for which he lived and died for.

Kind regards, Trevor (Bunn)

I love that DC are collecting these in omnibus format, but I’m really sad that Mark Waid’s relationship means we’re less likely to his run ever collected in a similar fashion.

it’s always a pleasure to read something excellent and different and I’m certainly keen to repeat the experience with Malinky Robot as soon as possible…

http://www.amazon.com/Malinky-Robot-TP-Sonny-Liew/dp/1607064065

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good to hear from you.

I can’t understand why this series – and so very many others equally innovative and rewarding – have never caught on in English the way Tintin, Asterix or Lucky Luke have.

I’m also incrediby envious of the way Europe and especially Scandinavia embrace comics current and classic, always keeping the best and most interesting material from the entire planet readily available for both veteran readers and new fans alike to enjoy.

It gives me hope that one day Britain and America will similarly wake up and smell the newsprint…

Growing up, I don’t think there was many times when we visited the library that there wasn’t one of the “Linda & Valentin” (as they are called in Danish) comics with me home.

The last time I visited “my” comic shop in Denmark I got a real nice surprise, they had started collecting them in hardcovers with 3 albums to one book

So far 2 books have been published collecting the first 6 albums/stories.