Oliver Lambden (illustrator of Modern Monstrosity's {ln:Tales from the Flat}) sent IndieReview a few questions for a series of interviews he's running over at his blog. To take a read of the whole interview, just check out his blog at: www.modernmonstrosity.blogspot.com.

You can check out the interview IndieReview conducted with Modern Monstrosity by clicking here too!!

Here's a quick teaser from the interview!

How did you get into comic books in the first place?

H: A friend of mine introduced me to an Essential Spider-Man collection a good few years ago, and from then I was hooked. I loved superheroes, eventually moving away from them and over time I found the UK indie scene, and was in love with the creativity found in it. People like David Baillie and Oli Smith (and you guys of course) were things I hadn’t really read before, and I loved them.

R: Well, whilst being at university, I found I had a lot of free time which ended up being filled mainly with Japanese Anime, which in turn led me on to reading a bit of manga. I didn't really read comics until I started reading my brothers collection, and even more recently being getting into the Small Press scene (Has anyone ever mentioned it used to be quite hard to find information about?)