An interview with Jim Campbell

[Bat King]

The forum's very own resident Letterer to the Stars (and PJ) interviewed on my blog.

http://judgetutorsemple.wordpress.com/2013/09/08/an-interview-with-jim-campbell-letterer-of-comics-department-of-monsterology-out-october/

[maryanddavid]

Interesting stuff, good interview Bat King.

[Mabs]

Excellent interview, Bat King. Really enjoyed it. One small thing though (a typo): Arthur Ransome? 

[Jim_Campbell]

Not technically a typo, just me being slightly hungover and confusing the Button Man artist with the Swallows & Amazons author. Doubly embarrassing as I've not long finished doing some art re-touching on one of Mr RANSON's strips of yesteryear!

Cheers

Jim

[Bat King]

OOPs - my bad I shoulda spotted that. Cheers Mabs.

[TordelBack]

...confusing the Button Man artist with the Swallows & Amazons author...

Titty edged further along the heaving deck of the houseboat, plimsols sliding on the rain-lashed combing.  In the dark Derwent water several feet below, Peggy's red-capped head still knocked rhythmically against the hull, her body held there by the filling wind that was pushing them all closer to the rocky lee shore that was Wild Cat Island.  So much for the so-called queen of the Amazons, she thought - an easy marker after all.  As she prepared to jump down into the cockpit, she caught a glimpse of something metallic glistening in a guttering matchlight - a tube of shining brass, two feet long, and pointing right at her head.  "Got you, you beastly little prig" spat Captain Flint as he brought the lit taper down on the touchhole.

[Jim_Campbell]

Forum needs a motherfuckin' Like button.

[Bat King]

That's ace TordelBack!