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Webcomic Weekly, celebrating all that’s good in comics online – not always weekly, but always webcomics. This week, the medical
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, celebrating all that’s good in comics online – not always weekly, but always webcomics. This week, the medical
Read moreAvery Hill Publishing have never let me down with the quality of their books – and their Spring 2023 lineup
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Read moreIt’s astonishingly 10 years since Avery Hill Publishing came into being, one of Britain’s best small publishers and a publisher
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – all the very best of the art of comics laid out for you here at
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Read moreRoger Gibson and Vincent Danks’ Harker, one of the best police procedural comics I’ve ever read brings the conclusion of
Read moreWelcome back to the Black Museum, home to all the darkest of mementos and curios from Mega-City One history as
Read moreSomething rather lovely for you to throw your well-earned cash at now – the latest work from Jennie Gyllblad, along
Read moreSometimes Weekly, always Webcomics in all their forms… time for a lively thing from Gio Guimarães, perfect for fans of
Read moreUK creators Sophie and Scarlett Rickard and publishers SelfMadeHero adapt Constance Maud’s classic 1911 suffrage novel, No Surrender, into a
Read moreExploring her relationships with both her father and alcohol, Glass Half Empty could prove to be Rachael Smith’s most powerful
Read moreFour times a year, the pages of the Galaxy’s Greatest get turned over to Tharg’s lil’ nephew, Jojo-Jargo, who fills
Read moreIt’s a month of returns for actor David Tennant – first the Doctor and now a return to voicing Bryan
Read moreThe Art of Politics, Comicon’s monthly look at the very best of political cartooning – powerful, incisive stuff and usually
Read moreTrust me, you’re going to adore Jim Medway‘s brilliant Crab Lane Crew, newly collected by Bog Eyed Books and due
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Read moreWebcomic Weekly – sometimes managing the weekly bit, always managing the webcomic bit – something online for your viewing pleasure
Read moreIt’s 45 years old and it just gets better & better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
Read moreNew omnibus edition of the colour version of The Ballad of Halo Jones by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson comes
Read moreWe’re mid-way into October now and the annual Inktober thing has been filling up comic folks’ social media – so
Read moreIt’s 45 years old and it just gets better & better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, sometimes weekly, always webcomics, great comics online for you. This week, Marguerite Sauvage’s alter-ego, Martin Mady:
Read moreWelcome once more to The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
Read moreThe latest in the line of 2000 AD figures from Hiya Toys brings us everyone’s favourite Psi-Judge, Cass Anderson, complete
Read moreAs this year’s Lakes International Comics Art Festival finishes up for this year, we get the announcement that the brilliant
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake, it’s Comicon’s regular weekly art round-up of all the great comic art that I’ve seen this
Read moreThe latest release from Z2 Comics, out April 2023, comes from Swedish Metal legends In Flames – with a post-apocalyptic
Read moreThe hip-hop legend behind Public Enemy will contribute a triptych cover for Matteo Pizzolo’s vision of a dystopian present in
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, a regular (sometimes even weekly) look at all kinds of free comics on the Internet – this week
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