So the news has finally been officially announced - I'm writing Popeye for IDW. (There's a piece at CBR about it here.) First issue will be out in April, apparently. I blab on enough about it in the article, so I'll spare you too much of that here; suffice to say I've wanted to work on the character since I was 10. Quite, quite giddy with delight.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
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About Me
- Roger Langridge
- London, United Kingdom
- Harvey Award winner (for The Muppet Show Comic Book) and multiple Eisner Award nominee (for Fred the Clown and The Muppet Show). Would like to save the world through comics.


This is like a dream come true! Congrats Roger! You and the family will have to come down for a duck dinner sometime to celebrate. You bring the ducks ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks mate! I don't know why there isn't an International "Talk Like Wimpy" Day...
ReplyDeleteseriously?! i mean, for real?! YAY! :D
ReplyDeletehope this doesn't get the 'licence department won't allow it'-treatment and ship outside of the usa, too.
oh, by the way, if you don't know this already, jim carey spoofing snow in 1992 and packing a great max-fleischer-popeye imitation in there:
http://youtu.be/Ja5iF6DXQOs
Congrats, Roger! Can't wait to read it and sell it to our customers at Heroes!
ReplyDeleteHi, Roger. Can I use this drawing of Popye with an announcement of the new series in a Dutch comic weekly and what should te copyright notice be? Alongside an image of the cover, of coure. You can reply me here or at my blog, where I will soon have more Thimble Theatres!
ReplyDeleteGo nuts! Actually, there's a colour one here if you prefer:
ReplyDeletehttp://hotelfred.blogspot.com/2011/08/mister-eye.html
I guess the copyright notice would be ©2012 King Features Syndicate - those are the guys approving the scripts (or not approving, in one case - the joys of working on licensed properties).
And thanks again for the Thimble Theatres!