Paul Rainey’s ‘Why Don’t You Love Me?’ Optioned By A24; Jennifer Lawrence To Star
Great news for a great Brit comics maker: Paul B. Rainey‘s Why Don’t You Love Me? has been optioned for
Read moreGreat news for a great Brit comics maker: Paul B. Rainey‘s Why Don’t You Love Me? has been optioned for
Read moreWelcome once more to Webcomic Weekly, or Webcomic whenever I manage to put it out, you pick the title you
Read moreNow monthly, Monster Fun continues a long tradition of Brit humour comics…
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, here’s our weekly look inside – it’s the
Read moreWelcome to The Sunday Spotlight, all the comics news. Well, some of it anyway. But it is all good stuff…
Read moreIt’s another week struck off the register, so that means it’s another week of comic art that’s popped up on
Read moreStories from a sideways universe – meaning it’s a special mash-up theme for the 2024 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special.
Read moreAnother good-looking Kickstarter for you to get behind – Volume 3 of WesterNoir and WesterNoir: Moon Cursed by Dave West,
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreWelcome once more to Webcomic Weekly, that’s actually managing to live up to both parts of the name – great
Read moreAnother Kickstarter to get behind, as writer Peter Hogan joins with Steve Parkhouse and more great artists for six tales
Read moreThe Art Of Politics, a monthly roundup of all things political cartooning…
Read moreWhat’s that? The sound of life just screaming by? Time to slow down a touch. Take 10 minutes. Hell, treat
Read moreReported in last weeks Sunday Spotlight but confirmed through 2000 AD this week, John Wagner, Alan Grant, and Dan Cornwell‘s
Read moreWho wants a quick look through some of the best art I’ve seen this week? Well, you’re in the right
Read moreA heck of a lot of notice on this one, not out till 29 January 2025, but it’s one you
Read moreWhat if classic Brit comic Battle Action and 2000 AD merged in the early ’80s? That’s the delicious premise for
Read moreRebellion’s all-ages/kids’ comic Monster Fun goes from strength to strength with monthly issues and much more coming this summer… .
Read moreOnce more into the webcomics… webcomic whenever might be a more apt title but I shall prevail. Today, Jeff McComsey
Read moreSince 1977, 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreAnother great looking and important Kickstarter for you to get behind right now – Transphoria: A Trans/Nonbinary Comic Anthology.
Read moreEvery month the publisher Cinebook brings us the very best of the incredibly rich and diverse world of European comics, and
Read moreNow monthly, Monster Fun gives you a treat of an all-ages comic full of a mix of new characters and
Read moreAs Tito reported at the beginning of the month, a lost epic of Euro Comics, Caza‘s Arkadi and the Lost
Read moreYou know the drill – it’s Sunday, put your feet up and enjoy a few comic news thingies I’ve
Read moreSome things in life are vague, uncertain, and up in the air. Some things are not. Art for Art’s Sake
Read moreFinally colllected together – the complete Johnny Red saga will collect all of Garth Ennis and Keith Burns‘ epic wartime
Read moreAnother webcomics weekly now — the always misnamed, supposedly weekly trip around all things web and all things comics. Today,
Read moreIncredibly, The Wicked + the Divine — Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie‘s magnum opus — is 10 years old this month!
Read morePsst.. wanna be in comics? Well there’s only one comic that has open auditions and that’s 2000 AD… . This
Read moreWelcome once more to the Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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