Pulp Fiction Comics opened in 2004 occupying a basement of beehive corner at 34A King William St in the CBD of Adelaide.

Over the years, Pulp Fiction has steadily grown, with art exhibitions that have raised over $15,000 for the homeless, hosting monthly writers and artists meetings for local talent, supporting the local industry, and educating council and school students and librarians throughout the state on comics and graphic novels.

Bucking the trend of most businesses in recent financial times, Pulp Fiction has been able to expand to bigger premises in September this year. Our new location is still 34A King William Street- but we have now occupied the ground floor and above!

As a result, we would like to give something back to the community,
particularly the younger readers by celebrating on Saturday September 10th with a party!

At the store that day, we’ll have free comics, face painting and special offers,
as well as door prizes and other giveaways throughout the day!

Some of the superhero community have also asked to attend this great event,
so be on the lookout for your favourite crusader.
To protect their identities and thwart potential crime,
the list of heroes attending will be kept top secret until 9am on the day.

So come down to the store on Saturday October 10th,
located around the corner from Haighs chocolates,
to help us celebrate the success of Pulp Fiction Comics!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the store on 08 8231 3433,
or by e-mail at peter@pulpfictioncomics.com.

Hope to see you there!

Instantaneous 6:
Launch Night Tuesday May 4th 6:30pm, Grace Emily Hotel

Instantaneous is an exhibition that celebrates the comic book form and sequential art.
In the space of 5 previous exhibitions, 120 artists and 230 pieces of art have been contributed, and collectively they have raised over $15,000 for South Australian charities.

Instantaneous 6 will be opening submissions December 2009.
Spaces are strictly limited.

Submission guidelines: part 1

Artwork for Instantaneous 6 must resemble a comic book cover.  
The cover can be a parody, artwork from an unpublished book (or upcoming project), but cannot include characters that you do not have a copyright on.  

Artwork is to be submitted on blue line comic art pages (or same size, 380mm by 250mm), original art is preferred, digital prints can be submitted (preferably 1 of 1) and all pieces must include sequential art that is either 3, 6 or 9 panels on a page. 
Artwork not meeting this criteria will not be accepted. 

Artwork can be in colour or black and white.

1 blue line art cover page is available free to all contributors from Pulp Fiction comics (additional sheets are available for sale at Pulp Fiction comics)

All pieces due AT THE LATEST by Saturday April 3rd 2010.
Your piece cannot be submitted late.

Submission guidelines: part 2

Framing:
Instantaneous will frame all works. 

Content:
As with previous exhibitions, Instantaneous reserves the right to reject pieces they deem as unsuitable for the exhibition.  These include (but are not limited to) pieces that include excessive pornography, excessive violence, excessive offensive language and work of a racist nature.

You:
All contributors are to include a bio (up to 50 words). Artist contact details are optional.