The Monthly Megazine #465: We’re All Off Nightclubbing With Devlin Waugh – Get The Leathers Ready
Welcome once more to the Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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Author: Richard Bruton
Art For Art’s Sake #250: Brian Bolland’s Beautiful Dredd Covers
Wow, 250 of these already? Why, it seems like only yesterday etc etc. So, let’s take another little trip through
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Art For Art’s Sake Special: RIP Paul Neary, A Legend Of British Comics
We had news earlier this week that we’d lost a particular giant of British comics, artist, editor, writer, and publisher
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Webcomic Weekly Special: Hourly Comic Day
Every year, every single year, Hourly Comic Book Day happens on 1 February. It’s been going on for a long
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More Early UK Festival News: Lakes International Comics Festival Unveils Festival Art And First Guests
It’s a long way off yet – happening 27-29 September 2024 – but that doesn’t stop the Lakes International Comics
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Euro Previews: Dive Into The Adventures Of The American Sherlock Holmes: ‘Harry Dickson’
Billed as a series that’s “part Sherlock Holmes, part X-Files“, Harry Dickson finds a 1930s investigator being drawn into all manner
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2370: Ridersssss On The Ssssstorm – The Return Of ‘The Fall Of Deadworld’
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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Preview: Buck Danny’s Cold War Goes To Red Alert In The Latest Euro Thriller
After the build-up of this spy tale of the Cold War in volume 5, Operation Iron Curtain, the events of
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Preview: ‘The Best Of 2000 AD Volume 5’ — Another Volume Giving You The Perfect Entry Point
The penultimate volume to this whole Best of 2000 AD series here, something that’s been a perfect gateway into the
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Missed Out On 2000 AD’s ‘Brian Bolland Apex Edition’? Here’s Your Second Chance With The Masterpiece Edition
After selling out the spectacular Brian Bolland Judge Dredd Apex Edition almost instantly, there’s now a second chance to pick
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The Long Awaited ‘Bumper Book Of Magic’ By Alan Moore And Steve Moore Finally Out In October
First mentioned back in 2007, The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic by Alan Moore and Steve Moore will,
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2369: Bringing ‘Enemy Earth’ To Its End
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 Mucus-Filled Zip Around Your Comics News
Welcome once more to The Sunday Spotlight, the weekly roundup of a few items of interest that have been spotted
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Art For Art’s Sake #249: One Minute Later Special
Art For Art’s Sake, celebrating all that is wonderful in the world of comics — and sharing them with you
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Euro Previews: The Finale To ‘Bear’s Tooth’ Brings A Close To A Great Tale Of Friendship And War
The sixth and final volume of Bear’s Tooth brings a thoroughly entertaining tale of friendship amidst the horrors of war
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Webcomic Weekly: Boulet’s Having A Moment In ‘E-Conomy’
Hey, welcome to another Webcomic Weekly, the rather mis-named regular feature where I take a look at something rather great
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The Sunday Spotlight: What? No! Hell No!
Time once more for The Sunday Spotlight, my weekly take on some of the comics news that’s passed my eyeballs
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Art For Art’s Sake #248: Comic Art As Far As You Can See
Art For Art’s Sake, weekly comic art dropped your way – so settle back, relax, put the terrible news this
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Euro Previews: ‘The Bluecoats’ Comedic Civil War Tales Goes Darker With The Domestic Struggles Of ‘The Draft Riots’
Every month, the publisher Cinebook publishes English language versions of some incredible Euro albums, showing us, time and again, that
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Kickstarting Comics (But You’d Better Be Quick) — The Final Book Of Alan Henderson’s ‘Penned Guin’
Another Kickstarter for you to have a look at: the quite wonderfully silly Penned Guin strips of Alan Henderson. It’s
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The Best Of Euro Comics: Cinebook’s Titles For February 2024
Every month the publisher Cinebook brings us the very best of the incredibly rich and diverse world of European comics,
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Preview: Buck Danny’s War Gets Colder In ‘Operation Iron Curtain’
This latest Buck Danny Classic from Cinebook, English language publisher of the finest Euro comics, taking the ace pilot into
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Preview: Kevin Huizenga’s ‘Curses’ Reissued
Kevin Huizenga‘s Curses collects much of his early Glenn Ganges comic work in a fascinating, enthralling volume, now reissued in
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The Sunday Spotlight: ‘Hold My Hand Chuck!’
Yes, it’s that time of the week again – specifically Sunday, where we Spotlight some of the interesting things going
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2368: Feel The Fear Rising On Set In ‘Thistlebone’
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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Art For Art’s Sake #247: The Pop Art Retro Stylings Of Des Taylor
It’s time for a show… it’s time for your weekly Art For Art’s Sake, all the best comic art you’ll
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Previewing John Burns’ Arthurian Saga ‘Kelpie The Boy Wizard’
Another release from The Treasury of British Comics celebrating the incredible history of British comics and also celebrating the life
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Review: ‘In Utero’ Is A Perfect Mix Of The Spectacular, Alien Body Horror, & Coming Of Age Drama
When I previewed Chris Gooch‘s In Utero a while back, I commented that Top Shelf’s PR promise of “Akira meets
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2367: Is Dredd Riding A Wave Of Change In Mega-City One?
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 Art Of Politics: It’s January, Anyone Got $83.3m Spare?
Another month in politics, another month of excellent political cartooning proving the old adage of a picture painting a thousand
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Webcomic Weekly: Rachael Smith’s ‘Anxiety Wrapped’
Another week, another Webcomic Weekly. Oh, actually, no, it’s been a few weeks. But hey, alliteration wins over calendar accuracy
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