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I'm Davy Jones and I do comic strips for Viz magazine.
I do stuff like The Real El Twats and Gilbert Ratched and Major
and stuff like that.
I'm trying to draw a scene of the Scala's auditorium and trying to capture
of the mayhem of it. So far I've done four scenes from the anecdote about
the Scala.
So, for instance, the story of Shane McGowan taking a piss in the
auditorium and then the plan is to fill up the seats in the
auditorium with various other characters related to the Scarlet and related to
the films that they famously showed.
We were thinking maybe...
Get King Kong in there, because King Kong was part of the start and the
of the Scala, I believe.
And other people like Spandau Ballet and Divine, perhaps, and some of the
characters from Clockwork Orange.
I quite fancy drawing Leatherface, so I'm hoping to squeeze him in there as
well. I grew up in Hereford, in the West Midlands.
And so we didn't really have somewhere like the Scala there. But I think I
have very much liked it if we did have that.
We had an Odeon in the Hereford, and that was pretty much it. In fact,
was one of the councils that banned Monty Python, The Life of Brian.
And so I didn't get to see that until ten years after it was released.
So, yes, I think the Scala would have been a good thing.
growing up i think um as a cartoonist uh especially doing the the kind
of um nonsense that we're doing viz we're very often drawing um characters
fairly extreme characters and and and fairly extreme um goings -on
and uh so i think that this seemed to fit in with that quite well really
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