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The bad old days of cavorting and revelry

2000AD and I were through by 1989, so I missed the moment when Pat Mills and Simon Bisley began Slaine: The Horned God and jointly shifted the orbit of the whole publication. Painted comics have travelled a rocky road since then, but The Horned God has never gone away.

The latest round of the story’s immortality is a US hardcover edition, which prompted my retrospective review and interview with the writer and the artist in the latest digital edition of Tripwire magazine.

Up next Edinburgh Film Festival 2011, 2010, 2009 Chris Weitz and A Better Life The absence of grit in A Better Life is more about director Chris Weitz taking a thought experiment out for a spin than any lack of nerve. All the
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