Chatterton Comic Published

The Poetic City comic-book telling the story of Thomas Chatterton’s life and legacy has now been published.


Copies will be available to collect for free from venues across the city including Bristol City Council’s libraries and museums; Bristol Cathedral; Glenside Hospital Museum; St Mary Redcliffe; the Tourist Information Centre at the Galleries; and the Royal West of England Academy.


They have also been given to relevant departments at the University of Bristol and UWE Bristol to distribute to students and staff. (see the Poetic City Facebook page for the latest news on availability).


If you are unable to obtain a hard copy, you can read the PDF here: Bristol Poetic City Comic Low-res PDF

Click on the image to read the comic...

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