The Art Of Politics: October And Never-Ending Conflicts
Another month, another set of terrible events, all summarised perfectly by political cartoonists around the world – it’s The Art
Read moreAnother month, another set of terrible events, all summarised perfectly by political cartoonists around the world – it’s The Art
Read moreTime for another Regened Prog from 2000 AD, where the pages of the ‘Galaxy’s Greatest’ get turned over to all-ages
Read moreNeil Watson-Slorrance’s Plant Daddy is kickstarting right now, an autobiographical tale of mental health and plants from a great comic
Read moreAlthough the Lakes International Comics Art Festival is done until October 2024, the work of the festival continues throughout the
Read moreThe latest in 2000 AD‘s ‘Essential‘ series, following Judge Dredd and Judge Anderson is out in March 2024 – the
Read moreWelcome once more to The Sunday Spotlight, Comicon’s collection of what you might have missed in comics news this week…
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake, throwing a net over all the art I’ve seen this week and putting it here in
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreWriter Paul Grist brings together a thrilling assortment of Britain’s best heroes for one massive crime caper with Smash! #1.
Read moreWelcome once more to the Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
Read moreThe next big thing? Could be on this list. SelfMadeHero and The Cartoon Museum whittle entries down to 30 for
Read moreAnother Sunday, another Sunday Spotlight, another set of bits of news that I reckon you’re going to find interesting…
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – mining the artistic gold of the sequential art seams of the Internet for… well, what
Read moreThis month we lost another great of comics, the writer and artist Keith Giffen, co-creator of Rocket Racoon, artist on
Read moreIf there’s one series in the history of 2000 AD that deserves a definitive, over-sized, premium reproduction edition… it’s Nemesis
Read moreTo say ‘Tour of Duty‘ was a game changer in the world of Dredd is no understatement – and now
Read moreIt’s Sunday, which means it’s time for the Sunday Spotlight, taking a little look-see at the world of comics every
Read moreAnnounced today at NY Comic-Con, the latest 2000 AD Regened collection brings David Barnett, Anna Morozova, and Mike Walter’s Lowborn
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – if there was an Oscars for collating the best comic art seen this week on
Read moreThe fourth volume of The Best of 2000 AD keeps doing everything the previous three have done – a great
Read moreDuring Rebellion’s 2000 AD: The Galaxy’s Greatest panel on Friday 13th October, we got the welcome announcement of a new
Read moreComing in December, a collection of THE classic 2000 AD horror series from Gerry Finley-Day and Carlos Ezquerra, plus modern
Read moreQuality Brit publisher Time Bomb Comics‘ Bomb Scares anthology relaunches with a new number 1 and a hell of a
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreComing your way on Wednesday 8th November, the first issue of Rob Williams and Pye Parr‘s new series from Image,
Read moreWelcome, welcome one and all to another Sunday Spotlight, where I take all those things that caught my eye in
Read moreArt For Art Sake, our weekly gift to you, dear reader. A simple idea, beautifully executed, all the art you
Read moreThe latest release from Toon Books, Ivan Brunetti’s Shapes and Shapes?, promises plenty of fun for even the youngest of comic
Read moreWe brought you the news that Paul Grist would be writing the new three-issue reimagining of SMASH!, featuring six decades
Read moreBringing together the then and the now in a glorious mix of everything Brit comics, The Treasury Of British Comics
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