Falklands veteran, Will Kevans, 51, speaking to Prince Harry about his work at the exhibition, where he revealed he preferred comics to books Prince Harry has revealed that he 'loves' comics and would choose them over books after speaking with a Falklands veteran. The royal, who has an A Level in art, made the admission to cartoonist and former Welsh Guardsman, Will Kevans, following the opening of the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey. The confession comes amid speculation that Harry, 30, a Captain in the Household Cavalry, might return to flying Apaches after he finishes his current posting in a desk job.
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Prince Harry made the admission to cartoonist and veteran Will Kevans
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It was at an art exhibition following opening of the Field of Remembrance
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He told former the Welsh Guardsman he loved comics and asked the price
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Mr Kevans was exhibiting his book which depicts his time in the Falklands
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Harry was interested in drawing he did of Welsh Guard on RFA Sir Galahad
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The cartoonist joined the Army Arts Society after leaving the army in 1985
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He hopes his new book will help others overcome the traumas of war
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'My Life In Pieces: The Falklands War' is available for £16 from Will Kevans online shop.
Will Kevans (pictured centre with his arms folded) and his army colleagues before the @placeholder in 1982