Preview — ‘Misty: 45 Years Of Fear’ Is “A Perfect Example Of The Hidden Darkness And Depths Of British Girls’ Comics”
It’s 1978 and Pat Mills is about to introduce something new to comics (again) – Misty, the classic cult horror
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Author: Richard Bruton
The Art Of Politics: World’s Ablaze, Presidential Arrests – It’s August!
The world of politics, no matter where you are, is horrible. The Art of Politics tells you the story of
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Webcomic Weekly: Another Nigel Auchterlounie Bit Of Brilliance — ‘All It Wants Is Blood’
Webcomic Weekly, in which I attempt to confuse your concepts of time in continuing to call this one weekly. But
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2347: Burn The Freaks? Saying Farewell To ‘Portals And 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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Cover Reveal And Preview: Garth Ennis And Patrick Goddard’s ‘Rogue Trooper: Blighty Valley’
Coming in 2024, which will be here before we all know, Garth Ennis and Patrick Goddard‘s bring back the big
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Don’t Myth This: Previewing John Reppion And PJ Holden’s ‘Fascinating Folklore’
I already told you how good the combination of John Reppion and PJ Holden was with the webcomic weekly Folklore
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Support Hero Initiative At Baltimore Comic Con
Hero Initiative do great work supporting those in the comics industry falling on hard times and it’s always a pleasure
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Sunday Spotlight: Our Weekly Round-Up Of All The Stuff And Nonsense From The World Of Comics
Welcome to Sunday Spotlight, a round-up of things I noticed in the wonderful world of comics this week…
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Art For Art’s Sake #223: Artistically Yours, Comics
Here we go again, one and all, time to take our weekly spin around the comics world in Art For
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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
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2346: Welcome Back ‘Regened’ — Cadet Dredd’s On The Case
More from the regular 2000 AD Regened all-ages Prog, where the pages of the Galaxy’s Greatest get turned over to
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Sunday Spotlight: This Week’s Stuff And Nonsense In Comics Land
Welcome to Sunday Spotlight, a round-up of things I noticed in the wonderful world of comics this week…
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Art For Art’s Sake #222: Next Stop, Slumberland
As regular as clockwork just way more visually exciting, Art For Art’s Sake is your weekly dip into the rich
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Lew Stringer’s ‘Fanzine Funnies’ — Get It While You Can!
The ever-funny Lew Stringer has his latest self-published comic available right now, a collection of satires of The Prisoner called
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Review: Wagner And MacNeil Return To Supersurf — In A Way — With The Magnificent ‘Surfer’
John Wagner and Colin MacNeil return to the world of skysurfing, something they have a fine history of, with
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘Gravestown’ Collected Edition Funding Now
If you missed out on Gravestown issues 1-4, Roger Gibson and Vince Danks are currently funding a collected edition of
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‘Sláine: The Horned God’ Oversized Anniversary Edition Is Coming In May 2024
As part of the 40th anniversary of Sláine over at 2000 AD, they’ve just announced a new edition of Pat
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Euro Review: Morris’ ‘Rin Tin Can’ — Dumber Than His Own Shadow And A Comedy Masterclass
Well, I previewed this one a little while back, but finally had time to settle down with it and let
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Previewing ‘Battle Action’ #4: More War Tales, Classic Characters And Great Creative Teams
The Battle Action continues with new stories from classic Brit comics Battle Picture Weekly, including work by Garth Ennis &
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Euro Preview: ‘Rin Tin Can: The Mascot’ — The Brilliance Of Morris, Master Of Comedic Comics
The first Rin Tin Can volume from Cinebook and the genius that was Lucky Luke‘s Morris came out in July
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2345: Say Hello To Dredd’s Daystick
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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Kickstarting Comics: ‘Blobby Horror’ — A Horror Zine Of Nightmarish Nostalgia
For anyone growing up in Britain of a certain age, the words Mr Blobby will bring smiles and a certain
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The Monthly Megazine #459: Dredd’s On The Look-Out – Have You Been A Good Cit, Creep?
Welcome once more to The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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Sunday Spotlight: Stuff & Nonsense From The World Of Comics
Okay then, something new for your Sundays, a weekly round-up of things from the world of comics. Links, news, art,
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Art For Art’s Sake #221 — Make A Little Time Today For Some Ninth Art
It’s Art For Art’s Sake, the weekly column here at Comicon throwing comic art at you every Saturday…
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Max Returns To Send You Into Your Own Personal Nightmares In A Preview Of ‘The Thirteenth Floor’ Volume 4
The return of Max, the maniacal A.I. in control of Maxwell Tower – Volume 4 collects all of Guy Adams‘
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Previewing ‘Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 42’ — More Dredd To Impress
The Complete Case Files does exactly that, reprinting every single Dredd strip from 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine
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Preview: ‘Surfer’ — Another Bit Of Mega-City One Magic From Wagner & MacNeil
Collecting the two Surfer stories by Judge Dredd legends John Wagner and Colin MacNeil, this is just a great bit
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Euro Previews: ‘Highlands’ — Cinebook’s Swords And Portraiture Saga Begins
The first of two volumes of Euro comics historical fiction from Cinebook sees an artist returning to his native Scotland
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2344: Maxwell’s Demon, An Infomancy Machine Possessed!
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 #220: The Sequential Delights Await
More sequential art wonders in front of your eyes now with the weekly Art For Art’s Sake column – it’s
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