Welcome to the official website of Bryan Talbot: writer and artist of comics, graphic novels and illustrations

The upcoming Count Binface comic that Bryan is contributing to was featured in the Observer newspaper.

£9.99 pre-order from Gosh! comics London here.

Bryan Talbot & Mark Stafford shed light on their cult classic comedy CHERUBS!

SelfMadeHero is delighted to announce that The Count Binface Comic Book will be published on August 6th. This 72-page anthology is an unauthorized celebration of the extraterrestrial politician, Count Binface.

The collection features contributions from more than 30 of planet Earth’s most exciting comics creators including Krent Able, Steven Appleby, Becky Barnicoat, Hannah Berry, Babak Ganjei, Dave McKean, Martin Rowson and Bryan Talbot, with cover art by JAKe Detonator. The book will be published just a week ahead of the Clacton by‑election when Count Binface will, democratically, battle Baron Von Thunderclap, that bloke who used to be on the telly, and, oh yes, Nigel Farage.

10% of every sale will be donated to Shelter via Work for Good.

£9.99 PRE-order from Gosh! comics London here.

Guests announced so far, in alphabetical order, Charlie Adlard, Leonie Bischoff, Serge Bloch, Kate Charlesworth, Gemma Correll, Dagsson, Mike Derderian, Colleen Doran, Louise Evans aka Feltmistress, ILYA, Khaled Jarada, Emad Hajjaj, Luke Healy, Keli Lark, Michael Lark, David Leach, Sonia Leong, Joanna Lorho, David Lumsden, Marcos Martin, Joe McGarry, Luke McGarry, Steve McGarry, Metaphrog, Mobidic, Francisco de la Mora, Bill Morrison, Jacob Phillips, Sean Phillips, Nicolas Pitz, Gemma Plum, Pieter de Poortere, Quindrie Press, Frank Quitely, Bill Sienkiewicz, Nina Six, Zara Slattery, Faye Stacey, Byan Talbot, Mary Talbot, Muntsa Vicente, the team from VIZ comic, and Chrissy Williams.

More to come!

Louise Michel, La Vierge Rouge, the French edition of Bryan and Mary's The Red Virgin and the Vision of Utopia is going back to print in August with a new cover (the third). Pulishers Vuibert have kept the book in continual print since 2016.

Mary and Bryan will be giving a presentation of their forthcoming biography of Mary Wollstonecraft on Thursday 17 September at 6.30pm - 8pm at Dr Johnson's House: doors open at 6pm and the talk starts at 6:30pm: tickets are £27.50.

Ticket includes a welcome drink and a chance to view Dr Johnson's House.

Limited capacity. Early booking advised.

Dr Johnson's House, 17 Gough Square, London EC4A 3DE

Dr Johnson's House is a writer's house museum in London in the former home of the 18th-century English writer and lexicographer Samuel Johnson. The house is a Grade I listed building.

Book tickets here.