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"Michael J Weller is an... artist whom it is difficult to catergorise. He is predominantly but not exclusively a visual artists who has a strong interest in comic strip, graphic novels etc. In his work graphic art meets and mingles with literature and, to some extent, with film"

Lawrence Upton, 'Sound Poets in England, Scotland and Wales' NCCA Kaliningrad, 2001

Will the real Mike Weller please stand up??

Natalie d'Arbeloff, on reading Space Opera: The Artist's Book, 2000

Steve Green's Caption 2005 photos.

Wikipedia is a wonderful thing, a massive encyclopedia completely written and edited by its users. There are a number entries relating to British comics, some in depth, some mere stubs, and there should be more. Here's a rough sample: Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell, Kev O'Neill, Warrior, Bryan Talbot, Paul Gravett, Escape magazine, Phil Elliott, Paul Grist, Glenn Dakin. If you think any of these are need fixing or expanding, or someone shoud write an entry that isn't there, you are encouraged to do so. That's the point.

Issue two of Air Pirates is also online. Is it my birthday? (via Drawn who have more links.)

Here's a long article by Bob Levin about Disney suing the underground Air Pirates comic which has recently surfaced online. (via)

Fanboy heaven! A convention collector's put his amassed artist sketches online. the Jason Lutes one is nice!

Guardian interviews Dan Clowes