Henry Flint-erview on Den of Geek

[radiator]

As the legendary comic 2000 AD celebrates its 35th birthday, Andrew caught up with one of its foremost artists, Henry Flint, for a timely chat...

http://www.denofgeek.com/books-comics/22183/henry-flint-interview-on-2000-ad%E2%80%99s-35th-anniversary

[Colin YNWA]

Why isn't this man tied down with a gazillion 2000ad stories. Come on Tharg get this fella something to draw will ya!

[Jim_Campbell]

Fascinating that he mentions contemporary music. There are some songs from TotP of the late 70s/early 80s that instantly transport my brain to a specific story, for some reason of obscure neural connections that I can't fathom. Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive", for instance, pushes the recollection of the McMahon episodes towards the end of "The Rise and Fall of Ro-Jaws and Hammerstein" straight to the front of my mind. Not just the story, but the actual feeling of reading it when I was ten.

Very strange...

Cheers

Jim

[SuperSurfer]

Yeah he never ceases to amaze me. An ever evolving style.

"Captain Britain being eaten by Zombo and Shakara running over Captain American with his own motorbike" : )

I was gutted when I missed his exhibition in February. I've done so much work for a company over the years that is one minute walk from the gallery he was exhibiting in. I had that in my diary from last year. But I was working nearby on the last day of the exhibition, a mad day so I couldn't even pop out at lunchtime to see it. Needless to say, after working late I managed to see it through closed doors. Bah.