​If you've been following the progress of the Tales from the Quarantine charity comic anthology, you'll know the project became successfully funded on Kickstarter back in September 2020.  I'm pleased to report that in no time at all, £37,185 was pledged by 814 backers, effortlessly surpassing the £13,000 goal set to make the project a reality.
 
Don't feel disappointed if you missed the campaign though as the comic is now on general sale for a time via the Backerkit pre-order store.  With 200 pages crammed with contributions from top comics talent, I strongly recommend you take this opportunity to bag yourself a copy of this one-time-only, never-to-be-repeated publication which is certain to become a notable part of comics history, breaking a few records along the way.

For more information, news and updates regarding the Tales from the Quarantine comic, follow @TFTQcomic and @redcabincomics on Twitter.  Please direct all queries to @FrazerBrown.

​All net profits from the sale of Tales from the Quarantine will be donated to the chosen charities Hero Initiative, NHS Together and LYR Fund.

Under wraps for the past six months, I’ve at last been given the go-ahead for revealing my involvement in a unique and exciting comic book project.  In support of various charities and vital services working tirelessly during current global health concerns, upcoming anthology Tales from the Quarantine is a 200-page comic experience not to be missed!

First announced in March 2020 as worldwide lockdown began, 400 comic book writers, artists, colourists and letterers (including over 100 Eisner, Emmy, Hugo and Ringo award winners and nominees) from 60 different countries have since come together to donate time and talent on a scale never-before-seen in comics, obliterating several world records in the process.

Created, curated and published by Frazer Brown of Red Cabin Comics, Tales from the Quarantine is a wealth of self-contained, one-page tales exploring the theme of isolation.  Readers can expect a variety of fantasy, horror, science-fiction and real-life vignettes intertwined with introspection, humour, passion and drama.

Having written and produced artwork for a tale with a twist which I’m sure readers will enjoy, I’ve been named as a Phase 1 contributor alongside household names such as Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead), Hannah Berry (UK comics laureate), Ed Brubaker (DC, Marvel), Dan Cornwell (Rok of the Reds), PJ Holden (2000 AD), Staz Johnson (Robin, Catwoman), Alex Segura (The Black Ghost) and Declan Shalvey (Thunderbolts) to name just a few.

Available for order NOW via Kickstarter pledge, please be advised Tales from the Quarantine will never be reprinted beyond the campaign!  With options for all levels of affordability and some fantastic variants and rewards, there’s no reason not to own a copy of this unique, creative reflection of an equally unique time in history!  Get your copy while you can!

Follow Red Cabin Comics on Twitter for more details, news and announcements.

Due to the spread of the infectious coronavirus disease COVID-19, all convention bookings and exhibitions by Adam Bagley Art over the next six months have been cancelled.  All being well, I will next be exhibiting in September at the International Comics Expo in Birmingham, Central England.  More details regarding Birmingham ICE 2020 coming soon.

Please note Sci-Fi Scarborough 2020 has been cancelled in its entirety.  The convention is scheduled to return on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th of April 2021 and the organisers promise it will be a show to remember.

Take care of yourselves and look after one another.

Oh, we do like to geek beside the seaside!  I’m pleased to announce Adam Bagley Art will be exhibiting recent artwork (including many illustrations not on the website) at Sci-Fi Scarborough 2020.

Taking place on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th of April at the Scarborough Spa complex in the seaside town of Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, the seventh annual SFS convention will be a weekend celebration of all things relating to science-fiction and geek pop culture.

A wonderful example of Grade II listed Victorian architecture, Scarborough Spa is a quarter-mile-long venue with stunning views over the South Bay and a fantastic mix of indoor and outdoor space. Over the weekend these spaces will be filled with authors, writers, comic book artists (including Gary Erskine (DC Comics, Marvel), Grant Perkins (2000 AD, Titan Comics), Graham Humphreys (specialised horror genre illustrator) and Richard Piers-Rayner (Road to Perdition) to name a few), and independent freelance artists such as I.

Well-known actors and actresses from popular film and television series such as Star Wars and Doctor Who will be making guest appearances and, for a fee, posing for photographs and signing things.  Screen-used prop displays, fan film screenings, modern and retro games consoles, and various tabletop wargames will all feature, as will cosplayers walking amongst visitors and posing for photos, quizzes, competitions, live music, presentations, awards, and much more besides.

Over the weekend, from my table in the Sun Court Suite, I will be offering a selection of quality art prints and postcards for sale and taking on private and professional commissions.  As ever, I’ll be happy to talk about current trends and the artists materials, techniques, and processes used to create my drawings.  Friendly and approachable, I especially enjoy talking with aspiring artists, wannabe comic creators, and art and design students studying visual communication subjects, so if this is you and you’re planning to visit the event, don’t be shy - come say hi!

Check out the Sci-Fi Scarborough website for more details, including tickets, directions, and nearby accommodation.