Webcomic Weekly: Rachael Smith’s Nap Comix
Webcomic Weekly, always delivering on the first part, rarely on the second! Whatever the frequency though, we’ll always be showing
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Author: Richard Bruton
Preview: Dredger And Major Eazy Bring All The ‘Battle Action’ For Issue #3
The third issue of Rebellion’s Battle Action brings out the nasty with Dredger and the brilliance with Major Eazy, two
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Previewing Cinebook’s August Titles: Motor Racing Thrills And Historical Adventures In 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
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2342: Surprise Surprise! Azimuth Gets A Familiar Visitor
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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More Revivals From Rebellion: Paul Grist Brings Back The 1960s ‘Smash!’
Paul Grist writes classic Brit heroes Steel Claw, Janus Stark, Jane Bond, and more in a new three-issue series this
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Art For Art’s Sake #218: Dave Stevens — The Risqué And The Rocketeer
It’s another week, so it’s another Art For Art’s Sake, with a weekly tour around the very best sequential art
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Preview: ‘Mega-City Max’ — Fresh Talent, Fresh Looks For The Latest ‘2000 AD’ One-Shot Special
Mega-City Max is 2000 AD‘s latest one-shot special, with this one aimed at a teen readership with fresh versions of
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The Monthly Megazine Issue #458: The Dark Judges Saga Comes To A Deadly Conclusion
Welcome once more to The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2341: Dredd’s Staring Down A Fallen Man
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 #217: Take A Look At Yourself
Welcome once more to Art For Art’s Sake, the weekly wonder/wander around the Internet in search of nuggets of cartooning
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2340 – Monster Appetite? Trust Devouroo To Deliver In A New Thril, Portals & Black Goo
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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Webcomic Weekly: David Blumenstein On A.I.
Webcomic Weekly, Comicon’s impressively irregular and mistitled column – highlighting whatever good stuff I’ve seen online and free to read
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More From The Lakes International Comic Arts Festival — Comic Arts Europe Guests Revealed & The Debut Of A “Festival Fringe”
The Lakes International Comic Art Festival keeps the announcements coming for one of the UK’s big comics events.
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Art For Art’s Sake #216: Awesome, Amazing, Artistic Genius… Aragones!
Art For Art’s Sake – it’s sequential art time again folks… and ain’t that great?
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‘Nemesis The Warlock’ Definitive Edition: Five Volumes Of Definitive Deviance Begins In December
The brilliant Nemesis the Warlock is getting a definitive five-volume collection, beginning with Pat Mills and Kevin O’Neill’s magnificent grotesqueries
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Preview: ‘Outlaws Volume 1: The Cartel Of The Peaks’ — Sci-Fi Addressing Society’s Ills Once More
Spinning out from Sylvain Runberg and Serge Pellé’s brilliant Orbital series, Outlaws looks deeper into the murky, nasty world of
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Preview: Before Blake & Mortimer Came ‘The U-Ray’ — E.P. Jacobs’ Pulp Classic Reprinted At Last
Originally published in 1943, EP Jacobs‘ U Ray is where this master of ligne claire began…
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Preview — ‘A Spirou And Fantasio Adventure #20: The Dark Side Of The Z’
Spirou & Fantasio, beloved mainstays of Euro comics since 1938, reporters and adventurers, are off to the moon in this
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Review: ‘The Nasty’ #3 — More Video Nasty Inspired Horrors With A Twist
More video nasty delights as John Less and Adam Cahoon take us deeper into the craziness of The Nasty as
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Webcomic Weekly: Mega Robo Tantrum… It’s Neill Cameron’s ‘Mega Robo Bros’ Bonus Episode
Webcomic Weekly, a couple of weeks of weekly, a couple of absolutely not – it’s Comicon’s semi-regular (it is until
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You Cannot Kill What Doesssss Not Live — New Judge Death Six Inch Figure Announced From 2000 AD And Hiya Toys
Judge Death isssss back and he’ssss bigger – it’s the return of the undead alien superfiend.
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Previewing Cinebook’s July Titles – Three Debuts With Rin Tin Can, Highlands, and Redbeard – More Of The Best In Euro Comics
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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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2339: It’s The Mob Vs Dredd… I Know Who My Money’s On
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 Phoenix Comic’ Reaches Issue 600: A Stunning Achievement
Issue 1 of The Phoenix Comic came out in 2012 – Now, 11 years later, this fabulous comic for kids
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The Art Of Politics: Coups, Corruption, Charges, It’s June
You can write thousands of words about politics and politicians and still not get to the crux of it all.
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Art For Art’s Sake #215: Quite[ly] Brilliant Artwork
Roll up, roll up, come join in the fun and games of the Comicon weekly artistic extravaganza that is Art
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Élodie Durand’s ‘Transitions: A Mother’s Journey’ Explores Gender Identity And Family Dynamics
Based on true events, Transitions is an emotional, informative, and affirming book, exploring the journey of a parent and their
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘!GAG! 2’ – More Comic Fun From Eddie Campbell, Phil Elliott, And Glenn Dakin
The second collection of comic strips from Eddie Campbell, Phil Elliott, and Glenn Dakin – !GAG! is Kickstarting right now!
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Advance Preview: What If ‘2000 AD’ Had Merged With ‘Battle Action’? – Find Out In September!
Classic team-ups, Dreddverse versions of classic Battle Action strips, from a creative team including Kenneth Niemand, Alex de Campi, Chris
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Kickstarting Comics: Owen D. Pomery’s ‘The Hard Switch’ — A Sci-Fi Story With Style!
The latest Avery Hill Publishing Kickstarter has just launched, with the latest from a favourite artist, Owen D. Pomey –
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Spectrum Is Green Once More – Time Bomb Comics Returns With ‘Spectrum: The Worlds Of Gerry Anderson’ #2
Following on from 2022’s first issue, Time Bomb Comics and Anderson Entertainment bring you even more tales of Captain Scarlet,
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