Comics meet comedy as Frankie Boyle and Josie Long make appearances at The Lakes International Comic Art Festival‘s opening night
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It’s one of the biggest moments in comic history – no, really, it is – and it’s now coming out
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Meanwhile… A Comic Shop Anthology – A Kickstarter to celebrate comic shops… with comics. A brilliant idea for one of
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Another Webcomic Weekly, actually doing both things recently, both the weekly bit and the webcomic… whatever that may mean. This
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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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We told you it was coming back in March, but it’s now here on Kickstarter and looking for your backing
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Facing Feelings: The Art of Raina Telgemeier is on at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum May 24th through
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Art For Art’s Sake, celebrating comics in all their glory – this week finishing up with a few commissions.
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It’s nearly 45 years ago that John Wagner, Alan Grant, and Carlos Ezquerra debuted the adventures of one of 2000
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More Glasgow Comic Con news from you now with guests and exhibitors, led off by the brilliant David Aja!
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Simply put, not enough of you abroad know the glory of 2000 AD and it’s time to change that. Thankfully,
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The brilliant horror comic about video nasties and imaginary friends that aren’t so imaginary after all continues – it’s time
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The 2000 AD (& More!) Comic Convention, Lawless, makes its way to Bristol on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th May
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Webcomic Weekly – all about the wealth of great comics you can find online – short, long, any genre, doesn’t
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Columbo meets the Wicker Man in a Cornish murder mystery – Hedrek’s a brilliant folk horror comic that you don’t
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Out right now, Cinebook‘s new series The Cossacks takes us back to 1634 Ukraine and into the horrors of war…
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I’ve already told you about this one when highlighting the Kickstarter for it. It blew through its target and, at
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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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The Art of Politics, a monthly look at all the terrible things going on in the political world – where
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Greg Capullo, the legendary artist of Spawn and Batman takes on Judge Dredd for the very first time with a
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Art For Art’s Sake – celebrating the glory of comics and comic art for a looong time now…
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Brilliant debut solo graphic novel from Eisner-nominated author Nicole Goux – a young musician’s life’s going nowhere fast but at
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It’s steampunk adventure in the tradition of H.G. Wells, Jules Verne and Edgar Rice Burrough’s John Carter with the first
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Continuing to look at the best of Euro comics coming from Cinebook, here’s a trio of books for May –
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Britain’s best footballer heads into the mid-’80s… it’s pure footballing magic going for Melchester and Roy of the Rovers –
Read moreThe Lakes International Comic Art Festival has launched a crowdfunding campaign to make its Little LICAF for young comics readers
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Webcomic Weekly, wherein I show you some great comics online. Sure, it may not always be weekly, but it’s always
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Brit comics shop Gosh has announced a very special limited edition fundraising print from the one and only and the
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Another Kickstarter for you to have a look at now, Hedrek: Broken Pieces, a one-off anthology set in the world
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Already responsible for a successful line of 1/18 Judge Dredd figures, HIya Toys and Rebellion have announced a new 1/12
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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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