Preview: ‘Monster Fun’ #12, It’s A Halloween Spooktacular, New Look, Same Load Of Laughs
The all-ages monthly Monster Fun brings a new look for its Halloween issue, featuring Kid Kong, Gums, and more classic
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #235: Return To The Horrors 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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Bobby Joseph Announced As New British Comics Laureate
After a successful weekend at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF), comic artist Bobby Joseph was announced as the
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The Sunday Spotlight – You Want Comics News? We Got Comics News…
It’s Sunday, which means it’s time to take a spin around various bits of comics news and general stuff that
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The Art Of Politics… September
The Art of Politics, where each month I set out to prove the old adage of a picture paints a
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Art For Art’s Sake #228: Sequentially Delightful
Art For Art’s Sake, just the thing to entertain you on a cold, dark night with the wolves at the
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Preview: ‘Are You Willing To Die For The Cause?’ — Chris Oliveros’ Look At Radical Separatism In 1960s Canada
Better known as the publisher of Drawn & Quarterly, Chris Oliveros returns to making comics with Are You Willing to
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Preview: ‘Monster Fun’ Gets A New Look With The Halloween Spooktacular Issue
Monster Fun, the new kids comic from the makers of 2000 AD, is up to #12 now – it’s got
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PJ Holden To Launch ‘Null Space’, A New Weekly Webcomic
Artist PJ Holden, fresh off Fascinating Folklore with writer John Reppion, is launching Null Space, his new weekly webcomic –
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Preview: ‘The Devil’s Railroad’ — Peter Milligan And Rufus Dayglo Return To ‘2000 AD’ With A Politically Charged Thriller In October
Coming to 2000 AD Prog 2352, out 4 October, The Devil’s Railroad mixes sci-fi with social consciousness – just as
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Preview: ‘Battle Action’ #5 — A Farewell To Arms
It’s the end to the Battle Action as the series comes to an end here – with two more classics
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‘Katie Cook’s Nothing Special’ Going To Be Very Special Indeed At PRH/Ten Speed Graphic
Katie Cook‘s wonderful Nothing Special, a massive webtoon hit, moves into a print series from Ten Speed Graphic & Penguin
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2351: Sam Vs Joe? Robo-Hunter Comes To 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 Sunday Spotlight: This Week’s Comic News And Nonsense You May Have Missed
Welcome to another edition of Sunday Spotlight, where I throw all the things I wanted to talk to you about
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Art For Art’s Sake #227: More Than A Bit Of Bret Blevins
Art For Art’s Sake, taking you on a trip around the sequential arts world, just without the need for passports
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Avery Hill Publishing’s Spring 2024 Slate Of Great-Looking Books Announced
The new year may be a way off but we’re already looking at a quartet of rather fabulous books from
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Previewing Cinebook’s October Titles: The World Of Jean Van Hamme Awaits
Another month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
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One Metal Singer Takes On The Senate Committee In A Look At Z2 Comics And Dee Snider’s ‘He’s Not Gonna Take It’
Celebrating Twisted Sister frontman, Dee Snider’s momentous appearance before the Senate Committee 38 years ago – Z2 presents Dee Snider:
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Lakes International Comics Festival – Happening Next Week! Exhibitions And Late Line-Up Changes
The Lakes International Comics Festival, one of Britain’s finest comics shows, happening 29 September to 1 October, has confirmed its
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘Shokwave Book 3’ — More Classic Anthology Tales From Kult Creations
Another great Kickstarter to get behind now, with Shokwave Book 3 featuring four good looking tales in a cool anthology…
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The Monthly Megazine #460: The Dreddverse Meets ‘Battle Action’
Welcome once more to the Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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Review: ‘Gotta Go’ Is Funny, Delightful Stuff
Well, Owen might say no now but, don’t you just know it, it’s not long into their trip to Grampa’s
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Euro Preview For The Petrolheads: ‘Michel Vaillant Legendary Races Volume 1: In The Hell Of Indianapolis’
More multi-million-selling Euro album series find their way to Cinebook for their English-language debut – this time the legendary French
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R.I.P. Joe Matt (1963 – 2023) – Another Talent Lost To Comics
Another great cartoonist and comics maker gone way too young. Joe Matt, the brilliant creator of the autobiographical Peepshow died
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2000 AD Prog #2351: All New Line-Up And The Return Of Sam Slade And Garth Ennis – It’s Robo-Hunting Good!
They’ve been teasing it all over the socials but now images have sneaked out – Sam Slade, Robo-Hunter, a classic
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2350: The ‘Battle Action’ And ‘2000 AD’ Crossover You Never Knew Happened
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: Stuff And Nonsense From The World Of Comics
Another week passes, more comics things have happened… and it’s the Sunday Spotlight’s job to tell you about a few
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Art For Art’s Sake #226: Spider Blodger, Spider Blodger
It’s time once more to glimpse just a little of the sequential art delights seen on that there Internet thingy.
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Advance Preview – ‘Judge Dredd Case Files’ 43 Begins The Epic ‘Judge Dredd: Origins’ Tale
The new volume of Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files, volume 43, contains one of the absolute epic Dredds –
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2349: A Fitting Farewell To Hershey
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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Euro Previews: Cinebook And Philippe Aymond’s ‘Highlands’ Concludes With Love, Betrayal And War!
Another finale to a two-parter from Cinebook, another historical fiction, this time taking us back to the Scottish Highlands and
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