Bear Alley: The Man Who Searched for Fear part 2

ROLLING NEWS

18 June. Alan Moore appeals on YouTube for fans to fund a Kickstarter film entitled His Heavy Heart, part of the Jimmy's End cycle of short films already available (on the Kickstarter page or on YouTube).
18 June. Bryan Talbot has won the Francisco Solano Lopez Award for Best Writer/Artist at the 3rd Etna Comics Festival in Italy.
18 June. VIdeo of Neil Gaiman's day as editor of The Guardian's books site. (6m 12s)
15 June. Mark Millar is awarded the MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.
14 June. Neil Gaiman takes over the Guardian's books site for a day. He's joined by Dave McKean for a gallery feature What I'm Working On. Neil will also be involved in a live webchat this afternoon.
12 June, Strip Magazine hopefully resolves its distribution problems, Issue 2 should be in shops on Thursday, 20 June,
10 June. An extract from The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman.
6 June. Interview: Emma Beeby, first female writer on Judge Dredd.
6 June. Interview: Graham Bleathman.
4 June. Interview: Pat Mills.
4 June. Interview: Steve Yeowell on the new Zenith reprint.
4 June. Interview: Alan Moore,
4 June. Liam Sharp changes his lifestyle.
3 June. Why Neil Gaiman thinks fiction is dangerous.
31 May. Beanotown has been recreated on the South Bank, London as apart of an exhibition celebrating The Beano's 75th anniversary.
29 May. Rebellion have announced that they will be reprinting Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell's Zenith in a limited (to 1,000) hardcover edition.
27 May. Interview: Dave Elliott.
20 May. Interview: Michael Carroll.
17 May. Karl Urban says a Dredd sequel is "entirely possible" thanks to sales on blu-ray and DVD.
... in fact fans have set up a petition at change.org begging for a sequel. Go sign it!
14 May. Interview: Gary Erskine.
13 May. James Bacon talks to Rian Hughes about Image Duplicator, which opens at Orbital Comics on Neal Street, Leicester Square, on 16 May.
13 May. Superb Lew Stringer Roy Lichenstein parody from Viz.
10 May. Interview: Al Ewing.
10 May, Neil Gaiman talks Who and Cybermen.