Kickstart This – Welcome To The Wackiest, Weirdest Record Label In The World: Hitsville UK
A surreal love-letter to the weirder corners of pop music, Hitsville UK by John Riordan and Dan Cox was one
Read moreA surreal love-letter to the weirder corners of pop music, Hitsville UK by John Riordan and Dan Cox was one
Read moreIt’s a bumper Prog this week for the Weekly 2000 AD, as it’s another one of those perfect jumping-on points
Read moreEvery week, the Comicon Art For Art’s Sake column brings you the very best in comic art that I’ve seen
Read moreWhen all else fails and you’re faced with the downright weird, dangerous and plain peculiar, it’s time to call in
Read moreIssue two of Coffin Bound begins with a murderous patchwork man and ends with a bloody death. In between it
Read moreWelcome welcome one and all to the Comicon Weekly 2000 AD, giving you a first glimpse at the various sci-fi
Read moreIt’s Art For Art’s Sake, the weekly Comicon round-up of the very best of comic art. Think of it as
Read moreThree issues in and my love for Sea of Stars shows no signs of letting up at all. This space-bound
Read moreWhen last we talked Analog, it was a little bit of a bewildering opening two issues to the second arc
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine, bringing you a regular preview of all things Judge Dredd: Megazine. And this month it all kicks
Read moreThere are many uncertain things in this world, especially here in the UK, where the lunatics truly have taken over
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – where we round up all the very best of the artwork we’ve seen on the
Read moreNemesis the Warlock ranks amongst some of the best material there’s ever been in the pages of 2000 AD and
Read moreABC of Typography is a book that could have been a dry treatise, walking us through 3,500 years of type
Read moreWith the Comicon Weekly 2000 AD we preview the best of UK sci-fi every seven days, giving you all you
Read moreTypical isn’t it? I go away for a few days and post up the August Art Of Politics feature a
Read moreEach week I peruse the Internet for examples of the wonders of the comic art world, just for you. Aren’t
Read moreEach week I peruse the Internet for examples of the wonders of the comic art world, just for you. Aren’t
Read moreIt’s August… here’s what’s going on with the political cartoons in the UK, as we settle into having a new
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD, previewing the finest in Brit sci-fo comics every 7 days, just for you! With the finale
Read moreTime once more to take you on a tour of all the lovely comic art I’ve seen on my travels
Read moreWitchy the webcomic has been published online by Ariel Slamet Ries since 2014. And as such, it’s one of any
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine is our regular look at 2000 AD’s sister publication, featuring some of the best UK sci-fi strips,
Read moreAll the very best of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic previewed here at Comicon.com – it’s time for the Weekly 2000
Read moreWe all know that comics is an artform, right? Which means that comic art is art in itself, right? Oh
Read moreKris Anka’s absolutely gorgeous artwork was the driving factor for picking this 2-part series up, as I’m not always that
Read moreThe latest all-ages graphic novel from Lion Forge’s Caracal imprint, Debian Perl, manages to mix entertainment and education wonderfully well
Read moreThrough the first five issues of this high-concept near-future sci-fi series, Gerry Duggan and David O’Sullivan produced a fine comic
Read moreThe Treasury of British Comics resurrects yet another example of the incredible material lying lost for years in the vaults
Read moreTank Girl Forever continues with my favourite girl with the tank donning the super-gear as she finds herself somewhere weird
Read moreRoy Race… the most famous footballer in the world and an icon to generations of fans over the last 65
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