It's DFC week

1 - DFC is available in Tesco's for one week only, at the special price of £1.99

2 - DFC is now available to buy as a 4 issue subscription on Amazon - that's Christmas sorted out

3- DFC is being reviewed in detail by adult Richard and child Molly on this here excellent blog. Today's post is all about Crab Lane Crew, and how it's OK that they don't have lasers or superpowers.

My Monday evening

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Londonbound

I'm quite excited about a trip to London tomorrow, as I'm attending 3 of the many talks and events as part of ComICA - British Comics past and present (with a strong DFC presence I'm hoping), Shelton, Spain & Spiegelman, all on Sunday, and then Art Spiegelman himself on the Monday evening.
See you there, Londoners?

Feel free to ignore this -

- not everyone gets excited by the Muppets. I do though, and I truly believe Kermit is one of the top 3 things to come out of television - SO, I have mixed feelings about this - Online Design your own Muppet Then They Send it You for $90. I found it browsing here, a blog which justifies buying beautiful stuff as it's for your beautiful kid - constant amazing finds and design gems. anyway, I love that you can create your own Muppet, but object to how easy it is. Kids nowadays should be making their own puppets, instead of behooded yobbing, knifing and gaming.

DFC in Tesco

Here's your chance to sample The DFC for a special price of £1.99. The promotion is running in some supermarket called Tesco or something, and you'd make me really happy if you all bought yourselves a copy. It is only in shops for one week (Wed 26th Nov - Tues 2nd Dec), so look out for it, kids.

Original Artwork raffle

I forgot I'd donated this in the blur of new babiness.
Original artwork featured on the back of the first issue of the DFC could be yours if you buy a £5 brick for the Samaritans. Learn more here.
The joke is one of Katy's Dad's, animilified by me as I can't draw people.