SHOW REPORT: True Believers Comic Festival 2020
Usually we would begin our annual True Believers Comic Festival show report with some kind of grumble about the weather. However for one glorious weekend, the heavens shone on the geeks of the south west and we were able to make our journey to the Jury’s Inn Cheltenham without having to battle snow or rain storms!
The traditional curtain raiser of the UK comic convention, True Believers (or Troobs to it’s nearest and dearest) is a firm fixture in the Pipedream calendar. Now in its second year at the Jury’s Inn it has settled into it’s role as the annual jump start for the small press scene. And indeed, the chat on the day was one of real positivity and optimism about the year ahead – which is rare for the traditionally grumble-some small press world!!
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Alongside Russell was the winner of our Indie Comic of The Year Gustavo Vargas, and it was great to congratulate him on his epic award win, and also hear about the exciting projects he has in line for 2020 (or rather the fantastic top secret project he couldn’t tell us anything about!!) Joining them on the centre table was Slang Pictorial’s Nick Prolix, Fragment’s Adam Falp (whose uniquely weird work reminds us a lot of Shaky Kane and really stands out from the crowd) and John Tucker – whose book the King was our favourite debuting title of this year’s show, (and the most challeniging review we have written in ages as we had to avoid spoiling the big reveal.)
Opposite them was the always entertaining Emily and Gav Mitchell, who had Gav’s new Monsters In Your Pocket book which he Kickstarted in 2019, and we caught up with him about his work on the new series of Rum Row (full review here). While flanking them were the duo of Sara Dunkerton (MULP) and Sarah Millman (NPC Tea). Sara was still basking in the joy of having finished the glorious MULP and we talked about the potential for future collected volumes which we think would be an essential read. While Sarah was constantly checking her phone with updates for her Kickstarter for issue #8 and the collected volume of NPC Tea which was already going great guns, despite being just 24 hours old.
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Returning to the main room we were able to catch up with Vanguard;’s Dan Butcher about the awesome third volume of his webcomic, which we reviewed here. As well as see his Awesome Comic co-presenter Vince Hunt who we’d not seen since Thought Bubble. They were joined at the entrance by Hardline Comics Rich Carrington who had the excellent Mahoney’s available on his table, including some amazing original art from the series.
Moving through the room, we were able to catch up with the final few friends we had not yet scene. We had a long chat with Pete Taylor from The Seven Sagas of Silverbeard about the incredible world which he has created for this character and also the huge variety of amazing sounding spin offs which he has lurking in the back of his brain. Before also catching up with Accent UK’s Dave West who had a fantastic new artbook/comic available on his table. We also caught up with Dan Harris from Attic Studios who was having to rewrite the Cosplayer That Doomed The Earth’s latest issue in order to make sure he kept it’s all ages premise in tact.
Along the way we were constantly followed around by Griff Gristle artist Rory Donald who seemed to be at every table we went to, and we were also joined by Pipedream Reviews Supremo James Blundell who was collecting new titles to add to his every growing reviews list!
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