To book a performance for your venue contact: Mighty Quinn Management. Tel: 01743 - 355332

email:mightyquinnmgt@btinternet.com

http://www.mightyquinnmanagement.com

Click here to read Crosby Herald feature:  Tim Quinn Tells of Marvel Comics
Career

http://www.mightyquinnmanagement.com/Tim%20cartoon/tim.htm
Click below to read a Comics UK interview with Tim Quinn
http://www.comicsuk.co.uk/Interviews/TimQuinn/TimQuinn.asp

Click here to order books by Tim Quinn:http://www.alibris.co.uk/search/books/author/Quinn,%20TimTim Quinn is One Hero Who Needn't Grow Up.......Read feature in the Western Morning News
http://www.thisiswesternmorningnews.co.uk/news/hero-needn-t-grow/article-639531-detail/article.html



Tim Quinn on Channel M - TV Click here to see Tim Quinn talk about his UK lecture & workshop tour based upon the humorous nostalgia of comic books:
ARGH!The Ups and Downs of Life as a Comic Book Creator I Was Spider-Man’s Editor
Celebrating 42,0000 Years of Comic BooksTitanic Tim!...Stan Lee
Tim Quinn is good for vibes!...Brian May
Genius!...Gyles Brandreth

Stories told in pictures have been around for a long time…from prehistoric cave wall drawings through the Bayeaux Tapestry. But it was those Masters of Mirth the Victorians who finally came up with the handy-dandy-sized comic book and a whole new astonishing art form was created. From the Penny Dreadful to today’s 250 penny dreadfullers, comic book scriptwriter, illustrator and editor Tim Quinn takes you on a highly nostalgic trip down memory lane to meet some of the great and not-so great comic characters of the last 150 years. Tim also takes you behind-the-scenes from his days working for The Beano, Sparky, Bunty, Playhour, Jack & Jill, Buster, The Topper, the Daily Mirror’s Jane and Garth, and America’s finest Marvel Comics to running his own comic book company alongside the elder daughter of Enid Blyton. He will guide you through the creation of a brand new comic book character and reveal to you his own secret identity as that Supreme Speedster, Jet Lagg.
The audience is invited to attend wearing capes and masks.
Suitable for boys