Medieval Comics Workshops at the British Library
See what we got up to at the British Library Medieval Comics workshops!
What does the word ‘medieval’ make you think of? Comics?
If you’ve been following the Medieval Comics blog, you’re already aware of the many connections between comics and the Middle Ages. Now that the Medieval Comics workshops and exhibition are past, I’ll show you the masterpieces that Karrie and two groups of Year Nines created. You’ll see new ways of ‘getting medieval’ with comics.
Medieval Comics at Orbital: Launch and Exhibition
A Comic Artist and an Art Historian Chat about Medieval Comics
Comic artist Karrie Fransman asks art historian Bob Mills, ‘How does medieval art tell visual stories?’
WIP: The Green Knight and King Arthur’s Court
See two works-in-progress by Karrie Fransman, inspired by the Green Knight!
Comics outside of Books: Victoria and Albert Museum
Have you seen the medieval comics at the Victoria and Albert Museum?
Super Saints and Holy Heroes
Saints are the superheroes of the Middle Ages. They’ve got the looks, the powers, the fame…they are the cultural icons.
Getting Medieval with Comics
The art and literature of the Middle Ages and modern comics may seem worlds apart, but what happens if they are brought into contact?
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