Art For Art’s Sake #181: Carlos Pacheco R.I.P.
More tragedy in comics earlier in the month as we learned the news that artist Carlos Pacheco died on 9th
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Author: Richard Bruton
Webcomic Weekly: ‘Culture Pop’ By Clark Bint
Webcomic Weekly, celebrating all that’s great and good with comics on the Internet. This week, Clark Bint’s Culture Pop…
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The Monthly Megazine #450: A Storm Is Coming To Brit-Cit.
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 #2308: It’s Chimpsky On The Attack, Woo-style
It’s 45 years old and it just gets better and better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
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Review: ‘Old Dog’ #2 – And Just Like That, It All Comes Together To Give Me The Wow That I Wanted From ‘Old Dog’ #1
Declan Shalvey’s espionage tale Old Dog #2 gives me everything I was hoping for in issue 1 – giving us
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Art For Art’s Sake #180: Wrapping Up Inktober
After a month of all manner of artists tackling all manner of ‘tobers, whether that’s Inktober, Batober, TMNTober, and so
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Art For Art’s Sake Special: Saying A Fond Farewell To Kevin O’Neill (1953-2022)
This week was yet another terrible moment in comics in what’s become a particularly bad year. Sadly, this was the
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2307: Nature Bites Back In Enemy Earth
It’s 45 years old and it just gets better & better; 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic
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Webcomic Weekly: Ian Williams Is ‘Sorry To Keep You Waiting’
Webcomic Weekly, celebrating all that’s good in comics online – not always weekly, but always webcomics. This week, the medical
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Kickstarting Comics: Avery Hill Publishing’s 2023 Spring Line Looks Fabulous
Avery Hill Publishing have never let me down with the quality of their books – and their Spring 2023 lineup
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Good News From Ty Templeton
Finally, in a world where the bad news is everywhere and frankly, I’m sick of writing obituaries of beloved comic
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10 Years Of Avery Hill Publishing: Celebrating With Tillie Walden
It’s astonishingly 10 years since Avery Hill Publishing came into being, one of Britain’s best small publishers and a publisher
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Art For Art’s Sake #179: Your Weekly Art Attack
Art For Art’s Sake – all the very best of the art of comics laid out for you here at
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‘Growing Up Farley’: Z2 Comics Tells The Graphic Novel Origin Of SNL Icon Chris Farley In New Graphic Novel
The latest from Z2 Comics finds Chris Farley’s brother Kevin looking back on the comedian’s life in the graphic novel,
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Preview: The Return Of The Man With The Steel Claw In ‘Reign Of The Brain’
The second volume of one of those wonderfully strange, beautifully drawn Brit comic series of old comes your way this
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘Harker: The Black Hound Part 2’ Brings The Second Harker Storyline To A Thrilling Close
Roger Gibson and Vincent Danks’ Harker, one of the best police procedural comics I’ve ever read brings the conclusion of
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Preview: Time For A Second Ghoulish Viewing Of ‘Tales From The Black Museum’ – The Latest ‘2000 AD’ Digital Collection Release
Welcome back to the Black Museum, home to all the darkest of mementos and curios from Mega-City One history as
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Kickstarting Comics: Jennie Gyllblad’s ‘By Man & Angels’ #4
Something rather lovely for you to throw your well-earned cash at now – the latest work from Jennie Gyllblad, along
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Webcomic Weekly: Gio Guimarães’ Has A Cat Problem
Sometimes Weekly, always Webcomics in all their forms… time for a lively thing from Gio Guimarães, perfect for fans of
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Preview: The Rickard Sisters & SelfMadeHero Say ‘No Surrender’ In November
UK creators Sophie and Scarlett Rickard and publishers SelfMadeHero adapt Constance Maud’s classic 1911 suffrage novel, No Surrender, into a
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Preview: ‘Glass Half Empty’ – Rachael Smith’s Next Autobiographical Graphic Novel Coming In 2023
Exploring her relationships with both her father and alcohol, Glass Half Empty could prove to be Rachael Smith’s most powerful
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The Weekly 2000 AD: ‘Regened’ Thrills For Prog #2306
Four times a year, the pages of the Galaxy’s Greatest get turned over to Tharg’s lil’ nephew, Jojo-Jargo, who fills
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David Tennant To Return To Voice Luther Arkwright For ‘Heart Of Empire’ Audio
It’s a month of returns for actor David Tennant – first the Doctor and now a return to voicing Bryan
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The Art Of Politics: October – The Merry Go Round Goes Faster And Faster
The Art of Politics, Comicon’s monthly look at the very best of political cartooning – powerful, incisive stuff and usually
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Upcoming: ‘Crab Lane Crew’ By Jim Medway And Bog Eyed Books Is Pure Childhood Perfection
Trust 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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Art For Art’s Sake #178: Halloween Special
Welcome to Art For Art’s Sake’s Halloween Special, with all that’s creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky…
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘Our Coven’ By Kelleye Perdue
Webcomic Weekly – sometimes managing the weekly bit, always managing the webcomic bit – something online for your viewing pleasure
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2305: It’s Hammer And Psi-ckle Time For Dredd
It’s 45 years old and it just gets better & better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
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‘The Ballad Of Halo Jones Omnibus’: One Of Alan Moore’s Great Early Works – Recoloured And Complete For The First Time
New omnibus edition of the colour version of The Ballad of Halo Jones by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson comes
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Art For Art’s Sake #177: Inktober Update
We’re mid-way into October now and the annual Inktober thing has been filling up comic folks’ social media – so
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2304: Target’s On Hershey
It’s 45 years old and it just gets better & better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
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