Webcomic Weekly: Marguerite Sauvage Is Martin Mady
Webcomic Weekly, sometimes weekly, always webcomics, great comics online for you. This week, Marguerite Sauvage’s alter-ego, Martin Mady:
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
Read moreIt’s 45 years old and it just gets better & better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
Read moreAll through October, all across the Internet, artists of all levels have fun playing around with art on all sorts
Read moreSelfMadeHero’s latest graphic novel brings the worldwide philosophy bestseller by Jostein Gaarder to comics
Read moreThree great-looking new titles coming from one of Britain’s best publishing houses.
Read moreComing 25th October, Titan Comics presents a brand-new adaptation of the cult classic sci-fi movie starring David Bowie.
Read moreDan Abnett and Mark Harrison’s incredible sci-fi tale The OUT, one of the finest series to come out of 2000
Read moreLucy Sullivan’s new book, Shelter: Early Doors, is up for funding at Crowdfundr. It’s a must-back book.
Read more75+ underground and mainstream cartoonists in one hardback book of very different takes on the spinach-munching, bully-punching Popeye the Sailor
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, where we definitely concentrate on the webcomic more than the weekly – this week it’s the delightful (albeit
Read more45 years and better than ever – it’s the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, 2000 AD and we’re here with
Read moreForty years on from its original release, Rebellion Unplugged has just announced the return of the classic 1980’s Judge Dredd
Read moreThe girl with the tank is back (again) as Titan Comics bring us a double feature of Tanky this month,
Read moreAlong with news that Skybound’s Creepshow #1 has sold out, we’ve now got an advance look at issue 2 –
Read moreThe Art of Politics, a monthly round-up of the best in political cartooning:
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake, our weekly celebration of all that is good with comics art, some old, some new, some
Read more45 years and better than ever – it’s the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, 2000 AD and we’re here with
Read moreWelcome to Webcomic Weekly, where I show you some of the delights of comics online in their myriad forms. That’s
Read moreOver the last few days, 2000 AD have been running a bit of a tease campaign online about a new
Read moreOne of the two big comics festivals here in the UK kicks off in less than a month as the
Read moreMore great art to put before you, as we go all Art For Art’s Sake on you again…
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
Read more45 years and better than ever – it’s the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, 2000 AD and we’re here with
Read moreDavid Coopergives us a shark’s eye view of the events in Jaws…
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