The Art Of Politics: February – All The Usual Lies, Hypocrisy And Privilege, Just Now With Added War
The Art of Politics – pulling the very best political cartooning together to prove the old adage that a picture
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Author: Richard Bruton
The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2271: 45 Years And Counting Of Bringing On The Thrill Power
45 years and still going strong, it’s the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, 2000 AD and we’re here with the
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‘The Ballad Of Halo Jones: Full Colour Omnibus Edition’ Announced for January 2023
Where did she go? Out. What did she do? Everything… The Ballad of Halo Jones: Full Colour Omnibus Edition is
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Art For Art’s Sake #143: Ian Kennedy R.I.P.
On 5th February 2022, the comics world lost a legend. Ian Kennedy, one of the longest-serving and most talented of
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Review: ‘Harker – The Black Hound Part 1’ – The Marvellous Murder Mysteries Continue
The third volume of the excellent Brit crime drama takes us to the gothic realms of darkest Whitby, where poor
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The Return Of ‘Harlem Heroes’ In ‘2000 AD Regened’… (Ask Your Grandma!)
The third volume of 2000 AD Regened comes out on 15 March, with all the usual all-ages action from 2000
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Preview: ‘The Mean Arena Volume 2 – Eat, Slay, Shove!’ It’s Football Gone Crazy
It’s back into the Mean Arena for another round of future sports – 2000 AD style! It’s classic 2000 AD,
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Pantera’s ‘Vulgar Display Of Power’ Gets The Z2 Comics Treatment With The Official Graphic Novel
30 years of Pantera’s sixth album, ‘Vulgar Display of Power’, gets the official graphic novel treatment from Z2 Comics. Another
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Preview: Bringing The Martian Chronicles To A Conclusion (Of Sorts) In ‘Scarlet Traces’ Vol.3 By Edginton And D’Israeli
Released 15th March, Scarlet Traces Volume Three, by Ian Edginton and D’Israeli, sees one of the great sci-fi sagas of
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Webcomic Weekly: John Cei Douglas’ ‘The Tree’ Is A Beautiful Slice Of Folklore
Webcomic Weekly – the idea’s simple… something wonderful online every seven days. And no, it’s not the first time we’ve
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30 Years Of ‘Little Earthquakes’ – New Graphic Novel Celebration From Tori Amos An; Z2 Comics.
With the 30th anniversary of Tori Amos‘ brilliant debut album, Little Earthquakes, Z2 Comics and Amos partner for a graphic
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2270: 45 Years Of Laying Down The Thrill-Power
45 years and still going strong, it’s the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, 2000 AD.
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Art For Art’s Sake #142: Opening Phil Noto’s Photo Album
One day we’ll either run out of time or run out of great comic art – we’re betting on the
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New From Z2 Comics: Modern Metal Pioneers Spiritbox Give You ‘Eternal Blue: A Spiritbox Graphic Novel’
Announced this week, Z2 Comics’ music graphic novels latest release is a haunting new graphic novel from Nu Metallers, Spiritbox:
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‘JLA/Avengers’ Hero Initiative: A Wonderful Idea But One With A BIG Problem
The JLA/Avengers reprint made a lot of news this week, a wonderful idea, a tribute to George Perez and the 7000
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2000 AD Humble Bundle: How Do You Fancy Loads Of 2000 AD Digital Books & Donating To The Cartoon Museum At The Same Time?
The Masters of British Comics is the latest offering from Humble Bundle and 2000 AD, a huge number of digital
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘The Monkey’s Other Paw’ & More By Tor Freeman
Webcomic Weekly – a simple thing, every week a new bit of comics stuff that you can find online… sometimes
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Review: The Wonderful Absurdity Of Paul Rainey’s ‘Gripe Night’
We told you about Paul Rainey‘s Kickstarter for Gripe Night already, but with the campaign coming to a successful end,
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The Monthly Megazine Issue #441: Taking To The Skies Again!
The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2269: The Scowl, The Chin, The Smoking Lawgiver
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, now celebrating its 45th
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Art For Art’s Sake #141: It’s All Hearts & Flowers For Valentine’s Day
Ah, Valentine’s Day, when everyone’s thoughts turn to lurve. So, in honour of the time when everything is covered in
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘The Adventures Of Croblin’ By Korrina Mei Veropoulou
Webcomic Weekly; a column desperately attempting to live up to the whole every seven days thing implied in the title!
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Hourly Comics 2022: A Totally Incomplete Round-Up
Every February 1st, artists around the world spend their time documenting their days as part of Hourly Comics Day. And
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2268: Proteus Vex Blasting Out
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, now celebrating its 45th
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Art For Art’s Sake #140: The Comic Art Awaits
In a world where all seems dark and dismal, what we all need sometimes is just a little bit of
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Kickstarting Comics: Paul Rainey’s ‘Gripe Night’
Something else for you to spend your hard-earned cash on – Paul Rainey’s Gripe Night, more wonderful comics work coming
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Webcomic Weekly: Paul Rainey’s ‘Why Don’t You Love Me?’ – Mind-Bogglingly Brilliant Mundanity
Webcomic Weekly – the increasingly inappropriately named feature (the weekly bit, not the webcomic bit) where I have a look
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Cape/Comica/Observer Graphic Short Story Prize 2022 Announced – A Funeral In Freiberg
The winner of this years’ Observer/Cape/Comica graphic short story prize is Astrid Goldsmith’s A Funeral in Freiburg…
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2267: Getting The Stare Down From Dredd
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, now celebrating its 45th
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The Art Of Politics – January – Lies, Damn, Lies… Well, What Do You Expect?
Well, it’s a new year but it’s still full of the usual chaos, Covid, corruption, and complete crapness of the
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Art For Art’s Sake Special: Celebrating The Life And Works Of Jean-Claude Mézières, Co-Creator of ‘Valérian’
Art For Art’s Sake – our weekly celebration of all things comic art. And this week, it’s a sad celebration
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