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James Mullinger appointed Comedy Editor of GQ

GQ has announced that James Mullinger has been appointed Comedy Editor of the magazine, with effect from the forthcoming November issue, on sale 3rd October.

Dylan Jones, Editor of GQ comments, “Having moonlighted rather successfully as a stand up comedian during his time at GQ, finally it’s official! James is very highly regarded on the comedy circuit, and this is a very well deserved promotion.”

James Mullinger adds, “Being officially appointed GQ's Comedy Editor is a dream come true. Editing the first two comedy issues has been a joy - from directing Jerry Seinfeld to producing a sketch with Rob Brydon for our digital edition - I can guarantee they are going to get even better every year. I also hope it will give me more chances to plug my own stand up tour. Which is not yet sold out incidentally.“

James has been with the magazine for 14 years, rising from Picture Researcher to Photographic Director, the position he currently holds and will retain alongside his new role. In addition, he has been a critically acclaimed stand up comedian for the last 8 years. Currently touring his fifth solo show, James has been described as “something of a sensation” by the Evening Standard, while the Sunday Times commented he boasts the “verve of a future Michael McIntyre.” James will be editing the annual GQ comedy issue, which appears every April, as well as overseeing the monthly jokes pages.