The Best Of Euro Comics: Cinebook’s Titles For May, Including More Racing Action, More Morris, And More Franquin
Every month the publisher Cinebook brings us the very best of the incredibly rich and diverse world of European comics, and
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Author: Richard Bruton
Art For Art’s Sake: Lake Como Artists Special (Part 1)
Bringing you two of our favourite things – great comic festivals and great comic art, we’re taking a look at
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Review: Diving Into The Marvelous Magical World Of ‘Lowborn High’ — Good Yet Predictable, Inspired, And Important
Time to take a deeper dive into the magical world of teen wizards found in David Barnett, Anna Morozova, and
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘It’s Not My Fault’ Edition
Sunday? Again? Well as we all slowly awake on what is hopefully our day off, it’s time for my little
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Art For Art’s Sake # 259: Feeling Lucky?
Another week in comics has passed and it’s now time for yet another sweep around the very best comic art
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2379: Brink Bites Back
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Comica’s Third London Event Features Woodrow Phoenix, Carol Adams, Denise Dorrance And Leo Fox
More from Paul Gravett‘s Comica continues with more events in May for the Comica London Comics Festival, the third of
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Interview: Arnaud Lapeyre And Steven Morger Of Lake Como Comic Art Festival
More on what must be the most beautiful and relaxed comic festival in the world – Lake Como Comic Art
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Preview: Stories To Make You Shiver! It’s 40 Years of ‘Scream!’ — More Classic Brit Comics Collected
Something not for the nervous now, a collection of strips from one of Brit Comics’ most iconic titles, celebrating 40
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Preview: ‘Robot Archie And The Time Machine’ — More Classic Brit Comics Reprinted
Coming out on 28th May, The Treasury of British Comics presents the first collection of one of British comics’ most
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Just Too Darned Popular: Phoenix Fest Sells Out In Person Immediately — Online Places Still Available
Happening 20 July 2024 in Oxford, UK – Phoenix Fest 2024 brings together some of the finest comic artists from
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The Monthly Megazine Issue 467: Armitage Is Back On Duty In A Brit-Cit Robo Takeover Caper
Welcome once more to the Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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Dredd Meets Johnny Alpha Like Never Before In This Year’s ‘2000 AD Sci-Fi Special’ Mash Up
Just announced, this years’ 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special continues the theme of the last couple of years with alt-versions of
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Art For Art’s Sake Special: Celebrating The Life And Work Of The Late Trina Robbins
Sadly, the world of comics has lost another great, as the cartoonist, historian, and activist Trina Robbins died on 10
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The Lake Como Comic Art Festival: Can We Tempt You To A World Class European Comics Festival?
As you know, we’re all about comic conventions and festivals here at Comicon. And here’s one to definitely add to
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Occasionally Leaves Our Reality Altogether’ Edition
Welcome once more one and all to the cornucopia of comic delights that is The Sunday Spotlight. Strap yourselves in,
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Art For Art’s Sake #258: Mignola’s ‘X-Men Classic’
Welcome once more to another trip through the history of comic book artwork. A veritable gallery of comic art to
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Euro Previews — ‘Gomer Goof Volume 11: Goof-Off At Gomer Corral’ — More Of The Comedic & Comic Genius Of Franquin
Gomer Goof, or Gaston Lagaffe as he’s known in Europe, is one of the absolute classic comedy comics, created by
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2378: Aquila Makes His Bloody Way Through Hades
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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The Sunday Spotlight: The Early One Morning In The Jungle Edition
It’s Sunday, meaning it’s time to take a spin around all the comics news that’s tickled my fancy this week…
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New From Luke Pearson & Gosh Comics: ‘How Long Have I Been Lying Here?’
Luke Pearson, creator of Hilda, and Gosh Comics London are collaborating to bring some of his long out of print
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Art For Art’s Sake #257: All The Art & Junko Mizuno’s Kawaii Noir
There’s always time in your Sunday to grab just a few minutes in the day and settle down with a
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Macclesfield’s Comic Art Festival – MACC-POW! – Launches GOOF Comic For All Ages Fun & Laughs
Macclesfield’s MACC-POW! Comic Art Festival takes place this year on 20-23 June 2024 — and they’ve got a comic-sized funny
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘BOXES Comic Magazine’ #2 — Another Great Indie Anthology That Needs Your Backing!
Currently funding on Kickstarter, the 2nd volume of Steven Ingram & ThirdBear‘s BOXES anthology is all about showcasing all that’s
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Lakes International Comic Arts Festival Announces Second Sophie Castille Award For Comics In Translation
Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF) recently announced the second Sophie Castille Award for Comics in Translation. Once more partnering
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Previewing ‘Lucky Luke: Untamed’ – Blutch Brings His Style To A Classic Lucky Luke
When I saw the Cinebook releases for April, it was this Lucky Luke volume that stood out – one of
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Comica’s London Comics Festival: Talking Diversity And Representation In UK Comics With ‘Tomorrow’s Voices Today’
More from Paul Gravett‘s Comica London Comics Festival at Soho’s Century Club with UK Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph talking to Colleen
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Euro Previews: ‘Yoko Tsuno Volume 19 – The Astrologist Of Bruges’
More from Roger Leloup‘s long-running series Yoko Tsuno, the all-ages adventures of the intelligent and courageous young electronics engineer who
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Autumn 2024 Releases From Avery Hill Publishing
One of my favourite UK publishers, Avery Hill Publishing, announces two books to look out for in Autumn 2024:
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2377: Tharg Beats The Thrill Suckers, Dredd’s On A Wilderness Horror Tour And More
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Penguin Brains’ Edition
It’s Sunday and you know what that means? Well, back in the day in Britain it used to mean The
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