Ten ten scottish graphic novels

[Proudhuff]

as part of the mass take over of Britian its culture and Elephant sports, how about your fav top ten Scottish GNs?

By Scottish I would say either the writer, artist, characters or setting is Scottish.

Ting-ting Round One!

[W. R. Logan]

cant get more scottish than

by Robert Louis Stevenson, Alan Grant & Cam Kennedy

Link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kidnapped-Graphic-Novel-Full-Colour/dp/1902407393" target="_blank">Kidnapped

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[Dog Deever]

:)

Link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kidnappit-Robert-Louis-Stevenson/dp/184502138X/ref=pd_sim_b_2/203-4987506-4166337" target="_blank">Aye, ye can!

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[I, Cosh]

Don't know if it counts as a graphic novel, but The Bogie Man.

That Batman one is the worst.

[ThryllSeekyr]

'Slaine Warriors Dawn Volume One'

Some of it must be Scottish-Celtic and Mike McMahon, one of the artists has very Scottish sounding name.

I know one of the stories 'Beast of the Broch' sounds very Scottish Though set in the southern Britain.

Link: http://www.2000adonline.com/books/slaine_warriors_dawn.php" target="_blank">Celtic Pride

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[Dog Deever]

I think the name McMahon might well be Irish in origin (though I'm not 100%).
brochs certainly are peculiar to Scotland.
Wasn't there a Wallace/Slaine story?

[ThryllSeekyr]

Yeah, there was. Forgot the name though.

I pretty much think that anything that anything Celtic is Scottish and/or Irish.

[ThryllSeekyr]

'Kidnappit'

Is that from the old language.

[Satanist]

All Star Superman. Writer & Artist.

[Tex Hex]

"All Star Superman. Writer & Artist."

Colourist Jamie Grant is Scottish too, unless Im mistaken.

-hex

[Satanist]

Shite, yer right.

But I am in work on Saturday with a banging hangover so I'll use that as an excuse.

[Proudhuff]

has anyone read the Rankin version iof Hellblazer yet? any good?

JockHuff

 

[johnnystress]

How about Spider-Man: Spirits of the Earth

Lovely art!

I haven't read it, just flipped through it.

Spiderman looks completly ridiclous ( even more so!) in a rural setting though.

[Adrian Bamforth]

Haven't read the whole thing but I'd say The Bogie Man has to be about as Scottish a graphic novel as you can get, and still seems to be pretty popular.

[Richmond Clements]

Spider-man in Scotland?? What's he swinging off then?

I've read the Batman one, it's rubbish.