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   I’ll be reading, signing and talking about my comics at Médiathèque Françoise Sagan in Paris on the 25th of January at 7pm, you can book a spot here. Then, I’ll be at the Angouleme Comics Festival, signing at the Editions 2024 table on Saturday 28th of January from 10am until noon, and on Sunday 29th from 2 until 4pm.

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   Tomics Comics by Tom Gould. I draw cartoons based on the Bible and my Catholic upbringing, aiming to share my faith through humor and fun artwork. While most of my cartoons feature Jesus and His disciples during their travels, I occasionally explore the Old Testament, post-Bible saints, and even Jesus's childhood.

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   What are Gauld's best-known comic books?

   • Gauld is best known for his comic books Goliath and Mooncop as well as his collections of one-page cartoons. He has also authored a number of smaller-scale books such as Guardians of the Kingdom, Robots, Monsters etc., Hunter and Painter and his cartoon Move to the City, which ran weekly in London's Time Out in 2001–2002.

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   Who is Tom Gauld?

   • Tom Gauld was born in 1976 and grew up in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He is a cartoonist and illustrator and his work is regularly published in the The Guardian, The New Yorker and New Scientist. He has created a number of comic books . He lives in London with his family. Publications: First (with Simone Lia), Cabanon Press, 2001.

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   Who are Gauld's 'Cartooning heroes'?

   • In a 2011 interview, Gauld listed his "Cartooning heroes": William Heath Robinson, Gary Larson, Roz Chast, Richard McGuire, Ben Katchor, Daniel Clowes, Chris Ware and Jochen Gerner.

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   Is Gauld a religious person?

   • Gauld grew up in the countryside in northern Scotland, and has said that he had always wanted to be involved with something creative related to drawing. He now lives in London with his wife, artist Jo Taylor, and his children. While his full-length book Goliath is based on the eponymous biblical figure, Gauld is not religious.

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   Gauld is best known for his comic books Goliath and Mooncop as well as his collections of one-page cartoons. He has also authored a number of smaller-scale books such as Guardians of the Kingdom, Robots, Monsters etc., Hunter and Painter and his cartoon Move to the City, which ran weekly in London's Time Out in 2001–2002.

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   Tomics Comics by Tom Gould. My cartoons are based on the Bible and on my Catholic upbringing, and they aim to share my faith through humor and fun artwork. While many of my cartoons feature Jesus and His disciples as they spread the Word of God, I also tell stories about the Old Testament, of post-biblical saints, and even of Jesus as a child.

7. www.npr.org › 2020/04/19 › 837107945Interview: Tom Gauld, Author Of 'Department Of Mind-Blowing ...

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   Apr 19, 2020 · Cartoonist and literary jokester Tom Gauld usually lampoons classic novels and the predicaments of the writing life. But in his new book, Department of Mind-Blowing Theories — collecting comics...