Previewing Cinebook’s September Titles: From Ancient Greece To The End Of WWII – The Best Of Euro Comics
Another month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
Read moreAnother month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
Read moreMore from the regular 2000 AD Regened all-ages Prog, where the pages of the Galaxy’s Greatest get turned over to
Read moreWelcome to Sunday Spotlight, a round-up of things I noticed in the wonderful world of comics this week…
Read moreAs regular as clockwork just way more visually exciting, Art For Art’s Sake is your weekly dip into the rich
Read moreThe ever-funny Lew Stringer has his latest self-published comic available right now, a collection of satires of The Prisoner called
Read moreJohn Wagner and Colin MacNeil return to the world of skysurfing, something they have a fine history of, with
Read moreIf you missed out on Gravestown issues 1-4, Roger Gibson and Vince Danks are currently funding a collected edition of
Read moreAs part of the 40th anniversary of Sláine over at 2000 AD, they’ve just announced a new edition of Pat
Read moreWell, I previewed this one a little while back, but finally had time to settle down with it and let
Read moreThe Battle Action continues with new stories from classic Brit comics Battle Picture Weekly, including work by Garth Ennis &
Read moreThe first Rin Tin Can volume from Cinebook and the genius that was Lucky Luke‘s Morris came out in July
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 anyone growing up in Britain of a certain age, the words Mr Blobby will bring smiles and a certain
Read moreWelcome once more to The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
Read moreOkay then, something new for your Sundays, a weekly round-up of things from the world of comics. Links, news, art,
Read moreIt’s Art For Art’s Sake, the weekly column here at Comicon throwing comic art at you every Saturday…
Read moreThe return of Max, the maniacal A.I. in control of Maxwell Tower – Volume 4 collects all of Guy Adams‘
Read moreThe Complete Case Files does exactly that, reprinting every single Dredd strip from 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine
Read moreCollecting the two Surfer stories by Judge Dredd legends John Wagner and Colin MacNeil, this is just a great bit
Read moreThe first of two volumes of Euro comics historical fiction from Cinebook sees an artist returning to his native Scotland
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreMore sequential art wonders in front of your eyes now with the weekly Art For Art’s Sake column – it’s
Read moreAnother classic moment in 2000 AD history comes to life from Hiya Toys. This time it’s the classic ‘supreme sacrifice’
Read moreWe already told you about the new Nemesis the Warlock: Definitive Edition coming out from 2000 AD in December here.
Read moreA modern reinvention of the classic Barbe-Rouge, Redbeard sees the pirate captain in a new role, privateer for the King
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, in which I continue to stay with the title despite rarely managing to get these out every seven
Read moreMore Monsters, More Fun; the all-new, all-ages comic continues its monthly dose of Monster Fun!
Read moreWell, it’s been another month in the world of politics. Which means it’s time to prove, once more, that political
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreIt’s time to take the walk into the Cursed Earth creeps – as Hiya Toys and 2000 AD unveil the
Read moreIt’s Saturday and you know what that means? Yep, it’s another Art For Art’s Sake and this week we end
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