About Mustard

John Cleese seen buying Mustard magazine
In a mind-boggling coincidence, I was in exactly the right place at the right time to see John Cleese buying Mustard magazine.

Mustard gets Quite Interesting
Mustard was asked to design the poster for John Lloyd's Edinburgh Fringe show Liff of QI.

Alan Moore / IT Crowd coincidence
A weird coincidence at the filming of The IT Crowd - were Alan Moore's Wizard powers in effect?

Mustard trailer
Watch the 50-second Mustard trailer, featuring music and voiceover by comedy writer/actor/composer Matt Berry, of Snuff Box, IT Crowd and Darkplace.

Comedy Paper People
Cut-out-and-make paper people of all our interviewees, including Robin Ince, Portlandia's Fred Armsten and Carrie Brownstein and many more.

Mustard now available on iPad and as PDF download
Digital editions of Mustard feature expanded content and updated interviews.
36 pages, no ads.

Alan Moore and Stewart Lee reading Mustard
I took this photo of Alan Moore and Stewart Lee reading each other's copy of Mustard at the Dodgem Logic party.

Alan Moore IT Crowd poster
Desktop-wallpaper sized versions of the Alan Moore poster I did for series 4 of The IT Crowd.

Alan Moore and Roy from The IT Crowd reading Mustard
Real photos of Roy reading the Alan Moore issue of Mustard and Alan Moore reading the IT Crowd issue, Photoshopped together.

Mustard read by Moss on The IT Crowd
Moss can be seen reading Mustard magazine in the episode, 'Moss and the German', in series 2!

Mustard in The IT Crowd publicity photos!
Blimey, Roy is reading the magazine in one of their official publicity photos - and it's the cover of the series 2 DVD in the USA!

Mustard mag on The IT Crowd series 3 DVD extras
Writer Graham Linehan points out copies of Mustard magazine on The IT Crowd set during the set tour on the series 3 DVD.

Mustard on set of The IT Crowd
Graham Linehan, writer of The IT Crowd (and Father Ted, Black Books, etc.) is a fan of Mustard and used the magazine as part of the set dressing.

Guardian Review
Another review in The Guardian's Guide: "Mustard scores in creating funny original comedy content and informative interviews".

Word magazine reviews Mustard:
"For once, a genuinely entertaining comedy magazine... smells delicious... we approve."

Telegraph cartoonist Christian Adams blogs that "I’ve discovered a wonderfully drole magazine called Mustard... Naughty, observant, and very very funny".

Mustard's Waugh in The Crack
Mustard and Dodgem Logic artist Andrew Waugh has been profiled in The Crack magazine.

Mustard's Cooper in Imagine FX
Mustard artist Simon Cooper is profiled in Imagine FX magazine.
Read the PDF.

Mustard's editor interviewed in Kudocities
(previously 'Fridaycities')
Go read the interview »

Graham Linehan blogs about Mustard
On his blog Why, That's Delightful, he says "Mustard adds another cap to its collection of caps" with the new Alan Moore issue »

Richard Herring blogs about Mustard
He says Mustard is "put together by people who clearly love comedy... it would be really cool if you all bought a copy". Read the blog »

London Informer newspaper has a feature on Mustard magazine
read the PDF »

Mustard magazine is now on Twitter:
www.twitter.com/MustardMagazine »
 

Mustard now on Pinterest
Mustard comedy snippets: cartoons, comic strips, and other funny stuff;
Mustard comedy interviews: interview photos, covers, posters, etc.

Alan Moore quote greeting cards
Quotable Cards have released a card featuring a quote from Alan Moore's interview in Mustard issue #04.

Other Mustard magazines discovered on the web include a Christian kids' mag, a Russian hip-hop blog and the catalogue from Wisconsin Mustard Museum.