I had a fun time, meeting up with the usual crew, plus a few I hadn't yet met, and attempted to create my own Frankenstein's monster with a mixture of Beer, Burgers and Comics, using my by then ink-stained fingers.
Then PJ Holden, who's currently working on 2000AD and the new STRIP Magazine, gave an informative interview with Matt Badham, which was followed by Lost Girls co-creator Melinda Gebbie's revealing conversation with Jenni Scott.

John Miers gave a talk next, which I missed, but heard was excellent, and would have been right up my street. You can buy his book online, its beautiful stuff.
The art auction followed, then Atomik Burgers for dinner, closing with Tony Hitchman's Mad Science quiz, then back to the B and B for cocktails and dancing girls.
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The next DFC Library books, out in September 2010 |
(I had the pleasure of looking over Sarah's shoulder while she sketched Melinda Gebbie - See her page for the results, )
Paul Cornell chatted about his work (Knight & Squire from DC Comics sounds great), then Sydney Padua clued us in some more on her webcomic, and her work on animation for films including Clash of the Titans and Iron Giant ("Suuupperrrrrrrmaaaaannnnnnn!!!!").
Wrapping the event off was Darryl Cunningham, who discussed his experiences which inspired his Psychiatric Tales
I haven't seen those dancing girls since...
Web Links
• Official Caption web site
• Sean Azzopardi
"I was only attending the Saturday this year, but had a good time. There was a good range of talks, and a better variety of guests this year...."
• Caption 2010 By Matthew Badham
• Darryl Cunningham at Caption 2010
• Caption 2010 Report - Part 1 - by co-organiser Selina Lock
• Sarah McIntyre's CAPTION write-up
• Jenni Scott
"Mostly mellow, definitely fun, great guests and panels..."
• There's also a growing set of photos from the event on Flickr.
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