Little White Lies have released a free digital magazine featuring the winner and runners up of the Kick-Ass Creative Brief.
At the end of February LWLies challenged the film-loving comics community to redraw their favourite movie as a six panel comic-book.
The winner was picked from over 100 entries by legendary Marvel artist John Romita Jr.
'Zombieland' by David Rigby - Winner of the Kick-Ass Creative Brief
We’re proud to present that winner alongside the other comics that caught our eye in a 16-page mini-digi edition of LWLies.
Former lead singer of The Runaways, Cherrie Currie, reveals the people that she admires most today. Read More
Editorial director Matt Bochenski interviewed by Stack Magazines. Read More
Little White Lies launches a digital mini-mag to complement its latest print issue. Read More
LWLies writer and T4 presenter Rick Edwards has written this entry for Virgin Media Shorts annual filmmaking competition. Check it out.
Our mates at Archer’s Mark have been hanging around the Man United training ground for Nike Football. They returned with this awesome short.
This album, due for release in August, will feature unreleased jams from Beck, Metric, and Broken Social Scene, credited to the fictional band Crash and the Boys. Plus the track “Scott Pilgrim” by Plumtree, which inspired comic creator Bryan Lee O’Malley to name his creation in the first place.
These recently re-discovered promotional phone messages from 1980 offer yet more proof that Lucas’ Star Wars universe had its share of very, very bad ideas well before The Phantom Message.
To commemorate the life and work of the poet, novelist, librarian and jazz critic Philip Larkin, 25 years after his death, this 25-week celebration has kicked off in the city of Hull and will feature the likes of Andrew Motion and Roger McGough in events that run until December 2010.
The Social Network – aka The Facebook Movie – has a teaser trailer ahead of its October release. Striking a distinctly adult tone, David Fincher’s latest looks set to be absolutely killer.
American teen Jamie Keiles lives her life according to the strict rules of Seventeen magazine. And she still manages to use words like ‘heteronormative’.
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