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    From Jamie Smart To Frank Miller Yesterday In London

    JamesBy JamesAugust 2, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Posted in: Comics | Tagged: forbidden planet, frank miller, gosh comics, Jamie Smart, london

    From Jamie Smart To Frank Miller Yesterday In London

    From Jamie Smart to Frank Miller: yesterday in London, from one comic book store to the other.

    Article Summary

    • Frank Miller returned to Forbidden Planet London for a rare signing of Push The Wall, his how-to memoir, 40 years on.
    • Across Soho, Jamie Smart headlined Gosh Comics’ Kids Summer Festival as huge queues built for Bunny Vs Monkey.
    • London comics fans packed both signings on a sweltering day, with capped lines, tickets, and waits stretching to hours.
    • Frank Miller’s London visit capped a packed August for comics, with major Gosh, Forbidden Planet, and con events ahead.

    Today was a big day in London for comic books. In Soho, Gosh Comics has its Kids Summer Festival as part of their 40th anniversary events, culminating in a signing by Jamie Smart, Britain’s best-selling comic book creator on Bunny Vs Monkey. While on the other side of Charing Cross Road, Forbidden Planet was hosting a signing by Frank Miller for his new how-to/autobiography Push The Wall, forty years after he last came to the store. All while Soho was also throwing a street party for Ronnie Scott‘s Jazz Club’s own anniversary.

    Gosh Comics/Rich Johnston

    Gosh Comics/Rich Johnston

    Gosh Comics/Rich Johnston

    I got to the end of the Gosh Comics Kids Summer Event with Jamie Smart, Luke Pearson, Tor Freeman, Hugh Raine, as the queue was being managed and had to be capped and still went long… while over at Forbidden Planet, it was already tickets and limited, but went around the block, and one hour turned into two…

    Forbidden Planet/Rich Johnston

    Forbidden Planet/Rich Johnston

    @thatrichjohnston Frank Miller in and out of Forbidden Planet, London @Forbidden Planet @Frank Miller Presents ♬ Black Vault Impact – Whispering Breeze

    It was a hot day in London, but plenty of comics fun to be had… and the rest of the month is jam-packed, even as Frank Miller went from the shop to the airport, including:

    • Jo Martin Signing Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker: The Kaleidoscope #1 Forbidden Planet Exclusive Editions, Forbidden Planet.
    • Brian Bolland, Gerry Finley-Day, Dave Gibbons,and Mick McMahon 2000 AD Mega Signing at Gosh Comics.
    • London Comic Mart in the Royal National Hotel.
    • Brandt&Stein signing Worst Man, at Forbidden Planet.
    • Drink and Draw at the Royal George Pub.
    • Gosh! Fest Small Press Festival 2026, Gosh Comics
    • The Annual London Anime Con, Hammersmith

    While I’ll be off to Caption 2026 in Oxford next weekend as well.

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