Another classic moment in 2000 AD history comes to life from Hiya Toys. This time it’s the classic ‘supreme sacrifice’
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We already told you about the new Nemesis the Warlock: Definitive Edition coming out from 2000 AD in December here.
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A modern reinvention of the classic Barbe-Rouge, Redbeard sees the pirate captain in a new role, privateer for the King
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Webcomic Weekly, in which I continue to stay with the title despite rarely managing to get these out every seven
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More Monsters, More Fun; the all-new, all-ages comic continues its monthly dose of Monster Fun!
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Well, it’s been another month in the world of politics. Which means it’s time to prove, once more, that political
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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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It’s time to take the walk into the Cursed Earth creeps – as Hiya Toys and 2000 AD unveil the
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It’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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Welcome once more to The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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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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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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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, Comicon’s impressively irregular and mistitled column – highlighting whatever good stuff I’ve seen online and free to read
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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 – it’s sequential art time again folks… and ain’t that great?
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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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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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Originally published in 1943, EP Jacobs‘ U Ray is where this master of ligne claire began…
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Spirou & Fantasio, beloved mainstays of Euro comics since 1938, reporters and adventurers, are off to the moon in this
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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, a couple of weeks of weekly, a couple of absolutely not – it’s Comicon’s semi-regular (it is until
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Judge Death isssss back and he’ssss bigger – it’s the return of the undead alien superfiend.
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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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