Dave McKean & Dave Gibbons- Comica London Comics Festival In March davegibbons90 DaveMcKean Aiannucci richjohnston BollandBrian alexmasterley lizzystewart patwalterstv Ivankarsp LucySullivanUK MartinRowson tim_pilcher paul_gravett CenturySoho
\nComics Festival in London time! London's Century Club was a favourite venue in my Soho advertising days, on Shaftesbury Avenue between the theatres. Launched in 2001, the largest private members' club in Soho is named after the hundred steps from the entrance to the terrace garden five stories up, with views across St Anne's Church Courtyard.
Four of the top ten highest grossing films of all time started their lives as comics showing that graphic novels have crossed the borders of fringe pop culture into the domain of Hollywood's leading genre. Join us at the Century for a panel discussion with some of London's top producers discussing their experience in adapting comics to screen. After the talks, there will be an opportunity to meet the panel informally for a drink.
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