# Glyn Dillon

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"The Nao of Brown" by Glyn Dillon is gorgeous, but does the plot hold up?

This week Amir and Jason dig out another lost classic from their deep collection, Glyn Dillon's fascinating 2012 graphic novel The Nao of Brown. This realistic graphic novel tells the story of a woman with a form of OCD, the family and friends who surround here, and puts readers deep into her imagi…

Indie Comic Book Noise Episode 499 – Spectre’s Evil Plot

Non-experts (Andy, Kevin, and Phil) talk about comics they are non-experts on and are all kinds of awkward on this road to the momentous episode 500 and find themselves in a 2000 AD mega block. The Whirlwind tears into Comixology. More Uniformed discussion about British Comics with equally clue…

Indie Comic Book Noise Episode 499 – Spectre’s Evil Plot

Non-experts (Andy, Kevin, and Phil) talk about comics they are non-experts on and are all kinds of awkward on this road to the momentous episode 500 and find themselves in a 2000 AD mega block. The Whirlwind tears into Comixology. More Uniformed discussion about British Comics with equally clue…

Episode 299: SILENCE! #304

I CAN THINK OF NO WHERE I WOULD RATHER BE, READING MORNING PAPERS, DRINKING MORNING TEA No blurb this week as we're all swarming around the centre of the hive, desperately hoping to mate with the Queen. As we all know, some weeks are longer than other weeks and it really has been a particularly lon…

Episode 8: Glenn Ganges in: The River at Night

This week we're back with a delightful little book about life, death, and not being able to fall asleep. Really enjoyed this and we hope you do too. Our next episode will also be free as we cover the first 2 volumes of No. 5 by Taiyō Matsumoto. Other books mentioned in this episode are: The Nao o…

How did 'Deadline' change comics forever? — In Orbit Every Wednesday

Created by 2000 AD artists Brett Ewins & Steve Dillon, it was the anarchic, irreverent and hugely influential 'mature' comic that ran from 1988 to 1995 and changed the face of the industry — from featuring Alan Martin & Jamie Hewlett's wildly-popular 'Tank Girl' and early work by Philip Bond, Glyn …

Project Hail Mary, Costumer Designers David Crossman, Glyn Dillon

David Crossman (born 12 February 1970), is a British costume designer for film and television. He is best known for his work on Napoleon, The Batman, 1917 and Rogue One.At the 96th Academy Awards, he was nominated for an Academy Awardin the category Best Costume Design for the film Napoleon. His no…

Glyn Dillon

Nao of Brown cartonist, Glyn Dillon joined me to chat about his new work as well as his early days in Vertigo.