Art For Art’s Sake #256: Taking A Trip To The Art House With Those Muppets…
Another dose of fine, fine comics goodness for you now as it’s time once more for the regular little look
Read moreAnother dose of fine, fine comics goodness for you now as it’s time once more for the regular little look
Read moreComing out in April, a final farewell from the ABC Warriors and their way too cool sharpshooter, as Pat Mills,
Read moreThe fantasy worlds of Leo are well known to readers of expansive sci-fi fantasy Euro comics with the Aldebaran series.
Read moreAnother great comics work to get behind and crowdfund now – the return of Joel Meadows‘ Tripwire Magazine to print
Read moreOne of the highlights of 2000 AD‘s all-ages Regened issues, Lowborn High is a magical teen adventure where you’ll discover
Read moreNow monthly, Monster Fun gives you a treat of an all-ages comic full of a mix of new characters and
Read moreThis one looks like being one of the big comic events of the year – Paris’ Pompidou centre launches the
Read morePaul Gravett‘s Comica makes a welcome return in April and May for the Comica London Comics Festival and three very
Read moreAnother book to get backing right now, as Paul Cornell and artist Rachael Smith bring you a cryptid conundrum with their new
Read moreWelcome to the Art of Politics, the monthly round-up of what’s happening in the political world through the lens of
Read moreThe latest volume of Billy & Buddy by Christophe Cazenove and Jean Bastide is a perfect example of how well
Read moreLondon’s Cartoon Museum, a great place and somewhere you should definitely visit, has loads of exciting and fascinating exhibits and
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreThis second collection of the Gerry Finlay-Day and Mike Dorey-created Hellman of Hammer Force is an essential and quite brilliant
Read moreAnnounced by Gail Simone at WonderCon this past weekend – Misty, the classic British horror comic anthology for women is
Read moreWelcome once more to the Sunday Spotlight, where I take a quick perusal of the news in comics this week.
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreFor all your comic art needs – it’s the weekly Art For Art’s Sake, every week for quite a while
Read moreHedrek: Night Of The Mummers – Three issues of genuinely chilling folk horror given a police procedural twist, plus the
Read moreCurrently running as a Kickstarter, here’s a preview of the quite brilliant, so much fun, epic and personal done perfectly,
Read moreAnother joyously simple Euro comedy now, Billy & Buddy, the misadventures of one mischievous little boy and his adorable cocker
Read moreAnother Kickstarter campaign to really get behind now – a family affair with comic artist Liam Sharp and his daughter
Read moreJoining Judges Dredd and Anderson in the 2000 AD Essential line – the one and only blue-skinned last of the
Read moreAfter the Zinezilla illustration and zine fair comes The Zinezilla Megalazine, a perfect example of how great zines can be!
Read moreAnother great looking comic project to get behind now — Craig Yoe’s Woman & Man+ Underground Comix — a wildly
Read moreJust announced – the creator of Strangers in Paradise, Rachel Rising, Echo, Motor Girl, Five Years, and The Parker Girls,
Read moreIt’s 50 years of Motörhead, the band formed by the one and only Lemmy Kilmister, and Z2 have brought a
Read moreThe Sunday Spotlight – all the delights of the weeks’ comics news, just filtered through the things I like and
Read morePut your feet up, take the weight off, have a moment. It’s time for another week’s collection of art oft
Read moreThe Comics Cultural Impact Collective might have been recently formed, but they’re certainly not standing still in getting the things
Read moreAnother great Kickstarter to get behind, as Avery Hill Publishing bring us their latest campaign – it’s L. Pidge’s Infinite
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