Angels & Airwaves And Z2 Comics Announce New Graphic Novel, ‘Lifeform: Vivian’
Space Rock band Angels & Airwaves have a new graphic novel, Lifeform: Vivian coming out later in the year from
Read moreSpace Rock band Angels & Airwaves have a new graphic novel, Lifeform: Vivian coming out later in the year from
Read moreFirst published way back in 2005 and 2006, Andi Watson and Simon Gane‘s wonderful love story, Paris, gets a much
Read moreThe new Battle Action Special from Rebellion comes out this June, 96 pages packed with classics from the classic 70s
Read moreTrivium vocalist and guitarist Matthew Kiichi Heafy, along with artist collective Half Sumo, brings you a rhyming board book of
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Read moreThe Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – our celebration of all things comic art… sometimes a complete mix of things, other times
Read moreI reviewed the first volume of this Euro title back in 2021, saying this: “It’s very clever, it’s very well
Read moreDavid Ziggy Greene‘s first children’s book is so much more than that – it’s the perfect gift for anyone (and
Read moreOkay, so I gave you a mini preview a while back, but now that I’ve got my hands on the
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Read moreSelfMadeHero announces the English-language publication of Aimée de Jongh’s Days of Sand, a bestselling graphic novel inspired by real-life stories
Read moreThe line of 2000 AD and Dreddworld figures keeps growing with the announcement of, at last, everyone’s favourite psychic future
Read moreAfter the sad news of Garry Leach‘s passing on 26th March, aged just 67, it only seems right and proper
Read moreThe 45th Anniversary year for 2000 AD keeps on going – with news of a first collection of the (mostly)
Read moreThe near-future sci-fi saga from one of the modern greats of Euro comic thrillers, Jean Van Hamme (XIII, Largo Winch)
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Read moreMissed this last week, but it’s still worth pointing out for those of us bewildered by the concept of NFTs.
Read moreMonster Fun was one of Britain’s legendary kids’ humour comics, packed with all manner of monstrous japes and kooky characters
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Read moreWell, another Marvel TV series hit the screens this week – Moon Knight, so what better subject for an Art
Read moreProteus Vex is simply one of the best new strips to appear in 2000 AD for many, many years, a
Read moreThe first graphic novel from Shanti Rai, a hugely talented London-based comics maker, out from Avery Hill Publishing in October
Read moreThe Lakes International Comics Festival takes place in October here in the UK, one of the premier comics events in
Read moreIf a picture can paint a thousand words, then a great political cartoon can do even more – and that’s
Read moreNews fresh from Avery Hill Publishing of one to come later this year, but well worth taking a look at…
Read moreThe Law – In Order. That’s it – that’s what the Judge Dredd Complete Case Files do, reprinting the entire
Read moreEllen Lindner went back to her teens and ’90s New York City with a romance comic trip when MoMA Magazine
Read moreAfter various bits of news over the last few days, it became official news that we’ve lost another of the
Read moreOver the past weekend, the big 2000AD@45 online convention, The Galaxy’s Greatest, celebrated 45 years of 2000 AD, with so
Read moreThe Treasury of British Comics continues to bring the insanely wonderful work of one of the true geniuses of Brit
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