Looking Into 2021: Rebellion’s Treasury Of British Comics Release Schedule
Well, 2020 is almost done (thank goodness), which means it’s time to look ahead to a, hopefully, quieter and better
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Best Of British: Paul Rainey Takes A ‘Journey Into Indignity’
‘Mainly humorous, often exciting, always angry … some of this comic is filth. Much of it is absolute filth!‘ Welcome
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine Issue #427 : Naughty, Definitely Naughty
The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
Read moreWebcomic Weekly – ‘Folklore Thursday’ From John Reppion And PJ Holden
Webcomic Weekly, doing just what it says. This week, we take a look back at the 52 week Twitter project
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Misty Winter Special’ – Getting Infected With The Chills For The Holiday Season
The Misty Winter Special 2020, bringing back a classic title from the late ’70s, featuring two tales to send just
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2211: Illegal Use Of A Flower, Simp, Gets You 10 Years
The Weekly 2000 AD, week in, week out, our look at Britain’s longest-running sci-fi comic, 2000 AD. Five strips a
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake #82: Shooting For The Stars
It’s another fabulous visit to the world of comic art, with a stunning selection of sequential delights for you to
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2210: Visions Of Deadworld Dance In Our Heads
The Weekly 2000 AD, Comicon’s pretty self-explanatory look at longest-running sci-fi comic, 2000 AD. They publish every week, we preview
Read morePreviewing ‘Essential Judge Dredd: The Apocalypse War’ – Has There Ever Been A More Essential Dredd?
The Apocalypse War is the Judge Dredd epic that defines what we think of as a Dredd epic, the storyline
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: ‘Cafe Suada’ – Make Yourself A Cup And Enjoy
Webcomic Weekly – where the plan is to do exactly that, giving you a look at another incredible webcomic every
Read moreThe Art Of Politics: Presidents And Pandemics
Welcome, welcome everyone to the ‘Art of Politics’, Comicon’s round-up of all the comings and goings in the wild and
Read moreAnd The Winner Is: Paul Rainey Gets The 2020 Observer Cape Comica Graphic Short Prize…
Congratulations to the great Paul Rainey from us at Comicon following his win of the 13th Observer Jonathan Cape Comica
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake #81: Ain’t No Justice
Art For Art’s Sake – your weekly chance to look at something pretty and take five minutes from screaming into
Read moreThe Art Of Politics Priti Patel Special: 2000 AD (And More) Vs The British Home Secretary
Now normally I do a monthly Art of Politics feature here at Comicon that rounds up all the best political
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2209: Putting The Bite Into Constanta
The Weekly 2000 AD, Comicon’s pretty self-explanatory look at longest-running sci-fi comic, 2000 AD. They publish every week, we preview
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake #80: Eye Spy An ‘Spy Vs Spy’ Special And More
Another Art For Art’s Sake, another week, and probably another herald of the end of the world just turned up.
Read morePerfect For Christmas: The ‘Cor! & Buster Bumper Fun Book’ Previewed
Perfectly timed to appear in Christmas stockings of those old enough to remember these strips the first time around or
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Harker: The Book Of Solomon’ Part 1 Is The Perfect Police Procedural
Harker, by Roger Gibson & Vincent Danks is, according to the quote from me on the back cover, ‘A great
Read moreEverything Regened For 2021: The All-Ages Action Is Back At 2000 AD!
2000 AD’s all-ages issues – 2000 AD Regened – continue to be the biggest-selling issues of the year for the
Read morePreviewing The First All-Ages ‘2000 AD Regened’ Collection
Since May 2018, the 2000 AD Regened series has been giving us regular all-ages adventures featuring some very familiar names
Read morePreviewing ‘The Return Of Sexton Blake’: One Of Britain’s Best Sleuths Is Back With A New Strip
A classic British sleuth makes a triumphant comeback in The Return of Sexton Blake! – ‘As brilliant as Holmes, as
Read moreKickstarting Comics: Jennie Gyllblade’s NSFW ‘Artemisia’
File this under things I’ve not noticed until too late, but the wonderful Jennie Gyllblad has a Kickstarter ending this
Read more‘Shift’: A New Comics Anthology Available Now
The latest comics anthology coming out of the UK is here and its name is Shift. Featuring a mix of
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine Issue #426: Dredd And The End Of America?
The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2208: London Falling!
The Weekly 2000 AD gives you a regular look inside the Galaxy’s Greatest, all the thrills are here… come join
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 79: Do Re Me So Far So Good?
Art For Art’s Sake – our weekly gift of something nice to look at. After all, you deserve it…
Read morePreviewing The Comicscene Annual: Something For Everyone And A Great Chance To Discover New Wonders
We’ve told you about Comicscene before here at Comicon. It began as Comicscene magazine, a great looking and great reading mag
Read morePreview: ‘The Rise And Fall Of The Trigan Empire’ Book 2 – The Classic Of British Comics Continues
The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire reprint series continues with Volume 2, containing all of the Trigan Empire
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Blood Moon’ – The Folk Horror Nightmares Ripping A Family Apart Reviewed
We already told you a little of PM Buchan and John Pearson‘s Blood Moon, a very modern English folk-horror set
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2207: Simp-ly The Best
The Weekly 2000 AD gives you a regular look inside the Galaxy’s Greatest, all the thrills are here… come join
Read moreThe Art Of Politics: The US Election Special
As you might have noticed, there was an election over in the US this week. Couple of older fellas up
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