The city's annual Zombie Walk is being discontinued by the Birmingham Children's Hospital

Birmingham Zombie Walk “discontinued”, Children’s Hospital charity announce

The city’s annual Zombie Walk – which was postponed last year to make way for the Big Sleuth art trail – has been indefinitely put on hold, according to fundraisers at the Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity. The fundraising event – which has raised thousands of pounds for the hospital – brings together hundreds of individuals dressed in horror-themed costumes for…

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The first-ever High Vis Fest will be held in Digbeth this weekend , celebrating Birmingham street art, comics, dance and music

IN PICTURES: Preparations ahead of this weekend’s High Vis Fest in Birmingham

The city’s first High Vis Fest -a street culture extravaganza taking place in The Custard Factory – starts tomorrow, with intense preparations taking place for months. The one-day urban festival is uniquely bringing together the worlds of comic book artists and heroes with street artists and urban music talent, all in and around the popular Digbeth venue.

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Birmingham illustrators will be teaching budding artists as part of a new creative comics course

Creative course launched for budding comic artists in Birmingham

Kicking off right here in the Midlands is an exciting new course aimed at would-be comic book artists in the area, tutored by the artists behind Spider-Man and Watchmen. With the tutorial skills of comic book professionals including John McCrea (Hitman, Judge Dredd, Spider-Man), Laura Howell (The Beano, The Regular Show) and Dave Gibbons who drew a little comic you may have…

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Deadpool star Brianna Hildebrand with a cosplayer dressed as the Marvel character

Birmingham’s first Comic Con of the year takes city by storm

MCM Comic Con, the UK’s largest organiser of pop culture events held its first con of the year in March, battling through the snow for its most feature-packed Birmingham event yet. Back with bigger guests and more explosive and interactive content, MCM Birmingham Comic Con saw 32,188 individual pop culture fans, superheroes, gamers, comic collectors,…

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