Fraser Campbell
@fraserc69.bsky.social
Comic Writer - Alex Automatic, Nightmare Fuel, The Edge Off, House of Sweets, IND-XED, The Berg. Comics here: cabalcomics.bigcartel.com
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Would love to get this to 100 pre saves on Kickstarter :)
🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨
Coming April 2026
RUFFIAN MEAT!
art by: @soengery.bsky.social @michaelwalsh.bsky.social @plaest2k.bsky.social @planetsmudge.bsky.social @vor-bokor.bsky.social @connormakescomics.bsky.social
Guest Writer @scumbelievable.bsky.social
Pre save: www.kickstarter.com/projects/aar...
Coming April 2026
RUFFIAN MEAT!
art by: @soengery.bsky.social @michaelwalsh.bsky.social @plaest2k.bsky.social @planetsmudge.bsky.social @vor-bokor.bsky.social @connormakescomics.bsky.social
Guest Writer @scumbelievable.bsky.social
Pre save: www.kickstarter.com/projects/aar...
February 3, 2026 at 4:47 PM
Would love to get this to 100 pre saves on Kickstarter :)
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Me looking as pleased as Punch to receive the CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT AWARD for Withered Hill from the Dracula Society.
February 3, 2026 at 2:28 PM
Me looking as pleased as Punch to receive the CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT AWARD for Withered Hill from the Dracula Society.
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On this day in 1976, Jenette Kahn, a comics outsider was installed as publisher of DC Comics, which was failing and in danger of shutting down completely. At the time I thought WTF, what sort of corporate skullduggery is this? As did most of comicdom. Man, were we all wrong. She's a legend.
February 3, 2026 at 12:46 AM
On this day in 1976, Jenette Kahn, a comics outsider was installed as publisher of DC Comics, which was failing and in danger of shutting down completely. At the time I thought WTF, what sort of corporate skullduggery is this? As did most of comicdom. Man, were we all wrong. She's a legend.
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The first Scottish Creator Spotlight is live. Huge thanks to @johnlees.bsky.social for such a generous and thoughtful conversation about craft, place, and longevity in comics.
If you’re a Scottish creator and would like to take part, feel free to reach out.
comicsbulletin.com/john-lees-ho...
If you’re a Scottish creator and would like to take part, feel free to reach out.
comicsbulletin.com/john-lees-ho...
John Lees: Horror, Place, and the Quiet Longevity of Scottish Comics
We talk to esteemed Scottish horror comic creator John Lees about his career, work, and the quiet longevity of Scottish comics.
comicsbulletin.com
February 3, 2026 at 11:17 AM
The first Scottish Creator Spotlight is live. Huge thanks to @johnlees.bsky.social for such a generous and thoughtful conversation about craft, place, and longevity in comics.
If you’re a Scottish creator and would like to take part, feel free to reach out.
comicsbulletin.com/john-lees-ho...
If you’re a Scottish creator and would like to take part, feel free to reach out.
comicsbulletin.com/john-lees-ho...
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Love to see Alex Toth swinging for the fences.
February 3, 2026 at 6:53 AM
Love to see Alex Toth swinging for the fences.
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Today’s lunchtime Stramash diversion is the inside of the University Cafe circa 1960 although I took a liberty with the Kidnapped Poster. An excuse to practice composition if nothing else
February 2, 2026 at 1:36 PM
Today’s lunchtime Stramash diversion is the inside of the University Cafe circa 1960 although I took a liberty with the Kidnapped Poster. An excuse to practice composition if nothing else
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The Hollow Work project has moved into 'Junk Jet', a proje t made from post-it notes, glue, old watercolours and drawing. www.patreon.com/posts/148545...
February 2, 2026 at 6:00 PM
The Hollow Work project has moved into 'Junk Jet', a proje t made from post-it notes, glue, old watercolours and drawing. www.patreon.com/posts/148545...
I'm free for the comic of this, Thomas Automatic.
we're getting a gritty down-to-earth Thomas who can't stop drinking after his wife was killed in a bank robbery gone wrong
February 2, 2026 at 5:26 PM
I'm free for the comic of this, Thomas Automatic.
Truly boneheaded article on the BBC website on the rise of AI slop that seems to want to differentiate between “good” and “bad” gen AI. It’s ALL slop, no matter how seemingly benign or crass. This is an attempt to introduce fake nuance into a clear moral decision. You’re anti-theft or you’re not.
February 2, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Truly boneheaded article on the BBC website on the rise of AI slop that seems to want to differentiate between “good” and “bad” gen AI. It’s ALL slop, no matter how seemingly benign or crass. This is an attempt to introduce fake nuance into a clear moral decision. You’re anti-theft or you’re not.
0-0 at Easter Road in a disappointing result and performance for Rangers. Lucky to get a point to be fair, Hibs had much the better chances. Might end up a decent point in the final shake up, but sets us back for the moment. Zero cutting edge today, final pass woeful, forwards extremely poor.
February 1, 2026 at 4:02 PM
0-0 at Easter Road in a disappointing result and performance for Rangers. Lucky to get a point to be fair, Hibs had much the better chances. Might end up a decent point in the final shake up, but sets us back for the moment. Zero cutting edge today, final pass woeful, forwards extremely poor.
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Submissions for BOXES Comic Magazine Vol. 5 are now OPEN!
We are looking for short comics and articles about comics from a diverse range of UK based creators.
Have a read of the submission guidelines here for more details: thirdbearpress.com/submissions
If you have any questions, please ask!
We are looking for short comics and articles about comics from a diverse range of UK based creators.
Have a read of the submission guidelines here for more details: thirdbearpress.com/submissions
If you have any questions, please ask!
February 1, 2026 at 2:08 PM
Submissions for BOXES Comic Magazine Vol. 5 are now OPEN!
We are looking for short comics and articles about comics from a diverse range of UK based creators.
Have a read of the submission guidelines here for more details: thirdbearpress.com/submissions
If you have any questions, please ask!
We are looking for short comics and articles about comics from a diverse range of UK based creators.
Have a read of the submission guidelines here for more details: thirdbearpress.com/submissions
If you have any questions, please ask!
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£500 given out to a working class writer every month.
Details in link.
Please share :)
Details in link.
Please share :)
The Creatives Grant
let's make art less middle class
thewhitepube.co.uk
February 1, 2026 at 10:57 AM
£500 given out to a working class writer every month.
Details in link.
Please share :)
Details in link.
Please share :)
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Use the materials you're hoarding.
Use that cute pen, the fancy tape, one of the 40 notebooks.
Draw with those alcohol markers before they dry up.
Art materials are meant to be used, not gather dusts.
"I'm afraid to waste it." Time spent using them = experience. And experience is never wasted.
Use that cute pen, the fancy tape, one of the 40 notebooks.
Draw with those alcohol markers before they dry up.
Art materials are meant to be used, not gather dusts.
"I'm afraid to waste it." Time spent using them = experience. And experience is never wasted.
ARTISTS: quote with some random art advice!!
January 16, 2026 at 12:46 PM
Use the materials you're hoarding.
Use that cute pen, the fancy tape, one of the 40 notebooks.
Draw with those alcohol markers before they dry up.
Art materials are meant to be used, not gather dusts.
"I'm afraid to waste it." Time spent using them = experience. And experience is never wasted.
Use that cute pen, the fancy tape, one of the 40 notebooks.
Draw with those alcohol markers before they dry up.
Art materials are meant to be used, not gather dusts.
"I'm afraid to waste it." Time spent using them = experience. And experience is never wasted.
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After being too unwell to pic up my gong person last October, thanks to Dracula Society members Joel and Penny I’ve finally got my hands on my Children of the Night Award for Withered Hill, as voted for by members of the Dracula Society.
January 31, 2026 at 3:55 PM
After being too unwell to pic up my gong person last October, thanks to Dracula Society members Joel and Penny I’ve finally got my hands on my Children of the Night Award for Withered Hill, as voted for by members of the Dracula Society.
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January 31, 2026 at 9:33 AM
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knowing how the story has progressed for Satoshi Kon (RIP) and Aronofsky (pro-AI, rich) , this is a very sad thing to reflect on
Satoshi Kon talks about how Requiem for a Dream took from his film Perfect Blue (1997)
January 30, 2026 at 5:47 PM
knowing how the story has progressed for Satoshi Kon (RIP) and Aronofsky (pro-AI, rich) , this is a very sad thing to reflect on
This is terrible news for the arts in Glasgow and in Scotland generally. We all lose when spaces like this close. Can't help but feel a tinge of bitterness about this one.
Some heartbreaking news coming out of Glasgow. The CCA has gone into liquidation and will close with immediate effect. Full story here www.theskinny.co.uk/art/news/gla...
Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts to close: The Skinny
Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts goes into liquidation and closes today following several years of managerial and financial turmoil.
www.theskinny.co.uk
January 31, 2026 at 12:11 PM
This is terrible news for the arts in Glasgow and in Scotland generally. We all lose when spaces like this close. Can't help but feel a tinge of bitterness about this one.
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This is terrible news. The spectacular art and events the CCA has played host was of ml amazing quality. A huge blow for the whole of Scotland.
Some heartbreaking news coming out of Glasgow. The CCA has gone into liquidation and will close with immediate effect. Full story here www.theskinny.co.uk/art/news/gla...
Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts to close: The Skinny
Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts goes into liquidation and closes today following several years of managerial and financial turmoil.
www.theskinny.co.uk
January 31, 2026 at 11:25 AM
This is terrible news. The spectacular art and events the CCA has played host was of ml amazing quality. A huge blow for the whole of Scotland.
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This is so well written. 💔
January 31, 2026 at 12:48 AM
This is so well written. 💔
Ugh, come on, not Catherine O'Hara.
January 30, 2026 at 6:54 PM
Ugh, come on, not Catherine O'Hara.
Slow handclap for Amazon, who took over Comixology, gutted it and then killed it stone dead. A decent, viable product people liked, destroyed for the stock bump. The way we live is completely insane. Fuck these vultures.
www.comicsbeat.com/amazon-layof...
www.comicsbeat.com/amazon-layof...
Amazon layoffs may have shut down what remains of Comixology
Reportedly, much of the remaining staff of Comixology was caught up in Amazon's 16,000 person layoffs yesterday
www.comicsbeat.com
January 30, 2026 at 4:03 PM
Slow handclap for Amazon, who took over Comixology, gutted it and then killed it stone dead. A decent, viable product people liked, destroyed for the stock bump. The way we live is completely insane. Fuck these vultures.
www.comicsbeat.com/amazon-layof...
www.comicsbeat.com/amazon-layof...
Really disappointing vinyl arrival today, absolutely scratched to fuck. Buying records online can be so dicey.
January 30, 2026 at 3:53 PM
Really disappointing vinyl arrival today, absolutely scratched to fuck. Buying records online can be so dicey.
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"Putting this release of Thunderbirds together has been a huge undertaking, so naturally there have been ups and downs. The ups have been the opportunity to finally get Thunderbirds out on Blu-ray in the UK in its original aspect ratio, which is something that has been long overdue."
January 30, 2026 at 10:13 AM
"Putting this release of Thunderbirds together has been a huge undertaking, so naturally there have been ups and downs. The ups have been the opportunity to finally get Thunderbirds out on Blu-ray in the UK in its original aspect ratio, which is something that has been long overdue."