Art For Art’s Sake #172: Featuring The Bizarre Beauty Of Iain Laurie
Welcome one and all to another installment of Art For Art’s Sake, giving you a little pick-me-up of comics gorgeousness
Read moreWelcome one and all to another installment of Art For Art’s Sake, giving you a little pick-me-up of comics gorgeousness
Read moreThe author of SelfMadeHero’s Vincent turns her attention to Hipparchia and a lost strand of philosophy…
Read moreAlison Wonderland and Z2 Comics to release a psychedelic, role-playing-inspired graphic novel in the sister project to her May 2022
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 moreThe 30th anniversary of Tripwire magazine sees a great history of comics journalism funding for a lavish celebratory book.
Read moreUshering in a new IP Universe, creators Ice-T, Tommy The Animator, and Arabian Prince introduce the hard crime world of
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – it’s a fine, fine day out in the world [said no-one right now]. But you
Read moreThe fourth and final part of Gravestown’s first arc by Roger Gibson and Vincent Danks is funding right now on
Read moreWelcome once more to the increasingly poorly named Webcomic Weekly – this week we have Dan Schkade’s take on Doc
Read moreDeclan Shalvey’s old school espionage thriller, Old Dog, comes out from Image Comics at the end of this month, and
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 moreIt’s Saturday… it’s time for Tiswas Art For Art’s Sake. Oh, the relevance of the reference… ask yer parents, kids.
Read moreThe Art of Politics – if a picture paints a thousand words, then a good political cartoonist can cut 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 moreThe first comic created, written, and drawn by Moon Knight, Time Before Time, and Injection’s Declan Shalvey…
Read moreBook 4 of Jamie Smart’s outrageously silly and gut-bustingly funny Bunny Vs Monkey series just does it all over again
Read moreComing from Drawn & Quarterly in January 2023, Why Don’t You Love Me by Paul B. Rainey is one of
Read moreTwist And Turn, by Tony Gibbs and Vincent Danks (Harker, Gravestown) – an intriguing mix of graphic novel and musical
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake celebrates the life of French cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé, who died aged 89 on 11th August 2022.
Read moreBrand-new witchy fun in a young adult graphic novel, Over My Dead Body, from Sweeney Boo and Titan Comics/Harper Collins
Read moreTurning the dial all the way up to four – it’s Mean Machine Angel, coming from 2000 AD and Hiya
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, back on its weekly schedule… don’t worry, it won’t stick to it. This week, the great PJ Holden
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 moreHey there, take the weight off (and thanks to the last two years, there’s probably a lot more weight on
Read moreContinuing their reinvention of the Dark Judges from comedy extras to genuine terrors, David Hine and Nick Percival’s Dark Judges:
Read moreThe Lakes International Comics Festival(LICAF) adds to its ever-growing list of events with Yellow Submarine – Bill Morrison’s Odyssey Through
Read moreAnother collection of the all-ages 2000 AD Regened coming at you in September – fun and thrills galore.
Read moreReprinting the first seven issues of the DC Comics series from 1994… this is Judge Dredd for the USA.
Read moreGravestown #2 keeps the quality and the entertainment going from the first issue – it’s a fabulous horror fantasy from
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
Read moreWebcomic Weekly, a sometimes weekly look at all manner of great comics online for your delight and delectation… this week,
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