
Apsley Cherry-Garrard’s memoir of Capt. Scott’s ill-fated attempt to reach the South Pole humanised the epic tragedy with its sensitive observations of the men involved, and evocative descriptions of Antarctic life.
A century later, this classic of travel literature is being adapted into a series of graphic novels by Disney veteran Sarah Airriess, who has spent over a decade researching the expedition in order to tell the story completely and faithfully. The personalities of the men, and the science they undertook, are equally as important to understanding the story as the famous feats of exploration.


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No events, just trying to work on Volume 2!
In 1979, Roland Huntford published a book called, initially, Scott And Amundsen, which contrasted the expeditions and personalities of each. Others had tried to puncture the hero myth of Scott in the British imagination, but this was the book that really shattered it, and it remained shattered for decades, helped by Trevor Griffiths’ 1985 TV…
I have put together a couple of Worst-Journey-themed designs for Midwinter Cards – because Midwinter is in June in Antarctica, they can’t really be Christmas cards. I am currently taking pre-orders in my Ko-Fi Shop, where you can check out the designs in a little more depth, and add your name and quantity to the…
When I set about seriously to make these graphic novels happen, coming onto ten years ago now, I heard a lot from animation-to-comics friends about how much work they were, endless hours at the desk, no friends, no sunlight, only book. To this, my response was: sign me up. I am formed by nature to…






