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	The Comics Journal - Roger Langridge (excerpt)
		LANGRIDGE: Well, my father certainly is. My mother, I think, has quite strong religious beliefs that she keeps to herself for the sake of a quiet life.
		LANGRIDGE: I think a lot of it was being exposed to it at the time that I was learning a language, between birth and the age of 6, whenever you have an intensive language-learning thing.
		LANGRIDGE: Yeah, that was originally in — well, I suppose you'd call it a fanzine, it was a thing that Cornelius published called Family of Sex, it was the same format as Razor.
	www.tcj.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=667&Itemid=48 (3965 words)

	Roger Langridge
		Influenced by comedy past and present, classic American newspaper strips, and the commercial art styles of the early 20th century, Roger Langridge's work betrays a restless stylistic playfulness, a pessimism about human nature, and an absurdist perspective on human folly.
		In these stories, done mainly (but seldom entirely) for laughs, one bears witness to the Langridge brothers’ formal mastery, and of the elaborate layering of subtle and not-so-subtle nods and references to the world of music, film and literature.
		At the core of Art d'Ecco is the dysfunctional relationship between Art and his idiot sidekick (and embryonic Fred the Clown prototype), the Gump.
	www.fantagraphics.com /artist/langridge/langridge.html (505 words)

	Top Two Three Films: Adventures Into Digital Comics \| Interviews: Roger Langridge
		This interview with comic book writer and artist Roger Langridge was conducted by Director Sébastien Dumesnil via email during the making of Adventures Into Digital Comics.
		This interview is a part of the first set of interviews, which means that Roger Langridge received a part of the shotlist, and was asked to answer the questions as if they were actually shooting the interview together.
		Roger Langridge was offered the possibility to interact this way with the members of the cast.
	www.toptwothreefilms.com /films/aidc/bts/interviews/f20041002/index(3).html (987 words)

	COMICON.com: FRED THE CLOWN'S ROGER LANGRIDGE [2003 EISNER NOM.]
		Langridge is one of those creators who can't remember a time when comics weren't in his life.
		Langridge was influenced by an eclectic group of creators both within and outside the realm of comics.
		Langridge is one of the most brilliant cartoonists to come along in years.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=000794 (1635 words)

	RSS Feeds for Comics by Roger Langridge
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	www.webcomicsnation.com /rogerlangridge/rss (582 words)

	guiadelcomic.com > Cómics > El payaso Fred (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Langridge es un malabarista del humor absurdo, inteligente y sutil, maneja el gag a la perfección y posee un dominio narrativo y del entorno gráfico del medio apabullante.
		Roger Langridge (Nueva Zelanda, 1967) decidió desde pequeño que quería hacer historieta.
		Roger Langridge, en entrevista en The Pulse: "Fred The Clown is about a clown with a broken heart, or, more accurately, one that is perpetually in the process of being broken, usually because of his own stupidity or lack of personal hygiene.
	www.guiadelcomic.com /comics/el_payaso_fred.htm (692 words)

	The Hotel Fred
		Cartoonist Roger Langridge offers you momentary comfort before laughing in your tired old face
		posted by Roger Langridge at 10:39 AM 2 comments
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	hotelfred.blogspot.com (276 words)

	Roger Langridge
		New Zealand-born artist Roger Langridge is the creator of Fred the Clown, whose online comic strip appears weekly at www.hotelfred.com.
		Roger’s work has also appeared in numerous magazines in Britain, the U.S., France and Japan, including Deadline, Judge Dredd, Heavy Metal, Comic Afternoon, Gross Point and Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight.
		Called “insanely hardworking,” Roger now lives in London, where he divides his time between comics, children’s books and commercial illustration.
	www.graphicclassics.com /pgs/langridg.htm (175 words)

	The Thirteenth Floor (ADD Review)
		Roger Langridge's gorgeously meticulous cartooning is put to great service in this online graphic novel.
		The sequence in which Thursday tries top break into the cabinet with a hammer is a showcase for Langridge's sublime linework, which recalls well the style of Jim Woodring in its smoothness and use of crosshatching to indicate subtle levels of texture.
		The wide range of emotions and situations is accentuated by Langridge's delightfully inventive lettering, which is gratifyingly clear.
	www.simpleweblog.com /comics/addreviews/reviews_archive_091703.php (430 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: Fred the Clown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Such is the essence of New Zealand-born London cartoonist Langridge's sublimely feckless creation that it's a wonder a bolt ever strikes elsewhere.
		Meanwhile, Langridge's verbal skills convulse us, for he is a sick jokester of the very first water.
		In the other eight chapters, in which the only words are narrative or in print within the panels, Langridge's art is as funny as his writing and also, despite the pretense that Fred merits no sympathy, touching.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1560976101/isbnnu-20 (270 words)

	iComics.com
		One of my favorite books from a couple of years ago was Roger Langridge's Fred the Clown from Les Cartoonists Dangereux.
		Even when Fred is finally able to achieve victory, it's a hollow one at best, with Langridge cruely pulling the carpet out from under Fred at the last second for one final wink to the readers—at Fred's expense, of course.
		Langridge uses a variety of classic sources to effortlessly mimic and parody in them, everything from the board game Monopoly to movie advertisements, from classic poems ("You Are Old, Father Williams") to Doctor Seuss, and all points in-between.
	www.icomics.com /rev_072601_fred.shtml (435 words)

	Fred the Clown: Roger Langridge Irish & Celtic Books at An Irish Christmas.com
		The signature creation of cartoonist Roger Langridge, Fred the Clown is the thinking man's idiot.
		Fred has an eye for the ladies, as well as several other organs, but the only part of themselves they're willing to share with him is a carefully placed kneecap...
		Langridge's comics betray a restless stylistic playfulness, a pessimism about human nature, and an absurdist perspective on human folly that can be traced back through Monty Python, The Goon Show and even as far back as Lewis Carroll.
	www.anirishchristmas.com /1560976101/Fred_the_Clown.htm (446 words)

	Roger Langridge - stocks.keenchoice.com Product Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bonivert, Roger Langridge, Spain Rodriguez, Lisa K. Weber, Juan Gomez, Stanley Shaw
		Edgar Allan Poe is a natural choice to inaugurate the new Graphic Classics volumes, a series partially inspired by the Classic Illustrated collection of comic books, which attempted to lure young readers into reading respectable, "classic" authors through the comics medium.
		by Rafael Sabatini, Rod Lott, Antonella Caputo, Mort Castle, Roger Langridge, Carlo Vergara, Milton Knight, Gerry Alanguilan, Stanley Shaw, Jackie Smith
	www.stocks.keenchoice.com /shopkc/authorsearch_Roger%20Langridge/mode_books.htm (306 words)

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