Roy Of The Rovers 65th Anniversary Special: Celebrating The Most Famous Footballer In The World
Roy Race… the most famous footballer in the world and an icon to generations of fans over the last 65
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Exclusive Preview – Classic British Superhero The Vigilant Returns In Vigilant: Legacy
Back in 2018, Rebellion and the Treasury of British Comics brought out The Vigilant, a one-shot special featuring classic British
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2144 Previewed: Jaegir’s Back And Dredd’s Up To His Neck In It…
Finales are coming thick and fast in 2000 AD right now. Last week we bid adieu to Harry Absolom in
Read morePoppy: Genesis One – YouTube Sensation To Mediocre Sci-Fi Graphic Novel
Poppy: Genesis One is a strange, strange thing of a graphic novel, an origin story of an artificial construct played
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake #12 – Beautiful Comic Art For Beautiful People
Art is a magnificent thing – especially comic art… John Reppion and PJ Holden – A Twitter comics page –
Read moreBlade Runner 2019 #2: Sci-Fi Noir Storytelling Overcomes Lagging Artwork
After reading the first issue of this prequel to the Blade Runner story, set in 2019, with the early Blade
Read morePostal: Deliverance #2 Seeks Retribution But Doesn’t Fire On All Cylinders
Postal: Deliverance issue 1 didn’t do all that much for me, an intriguing idea, but making that big fist issue
Read moreLoner – From The Pages Of Wildcat Thrills, Calamity & Grand Adventures
“In the year 2,500, life on Earth will cease to exist!” That was the doom-laden premise behind Wildcat comic, one
Read moreCoffin Bound #1: A Promise Of Grindhouse Nightmares And High-Octane Thrills Unfulfilled
First issues are tough to get right, they really are. You want it to be hooky, interesting, thrilling, set up
Read moreSea Of Stars #2: Lost In Space, No Way To Survive… But This Dad Has Other Plans
Lost in space, a son ripped away from his space-faring dad, Sea of Stars began last month with a doozy
Read moreWelcome Back To The Grey Area: What Do You Do When God Wants To Eat Your Planet?
Welcome back to the Global Exo Segregation Zone, The Grey Area. After a disastrous first contact, Earth has set in
Read moreJudge Dredd: The Small House Collected – Previewing The Best, The Most Important Dredd For Years
Judge Dredd: The Small House is, quite simply, the best Dredd I’ve read in years, best since Trifecta, best since
Read moreBest Of British – The Fabulous Adventures Of Vern And Lettuce
Welcome to Pickle Rye, where Lettuce, the rabbit, and Vern, the sheep, spend their days in this wonderful graphic album
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2143 Previewed: Exit Grumpy Old Man – Harry Absalom’s Last Hurrah…
This week, the Weekly 2000 AD bids a fond farewell to a stalwart of the comic, as Harry Absalom has
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 10 – Let Art Speak For Itself
Art For Art’s Sake is the regular weekly trawl round the comic world, gathering some of the very best art
Read moreBest Of British: The Lady Doctor Is Ready To See You Now
The Lady Doctor is the excellent follow-up graphic novel to Ian Williams‘ The Bad Doctor from 2014. As both a
Read moreGender Queer – An Intensely Personal Memoir Of Self-Discovery
There’s a tremendous bravery in this sort of memoir, where Maia Kobabe struggles with gender felt from an early age,
Read morePolitical Cartooning For July: The Best From The UK
We’ve had a relatively quiet month over here in the UK politically … Oh, if only! As you might have
Read moreNo Ivy League – Homeschooling Meets The Outside World
No Ivy League is a childhood memoir documenting one pivotal summer in Hazel Newlevant‘s life, something that she says transformed
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD – Prog 2142 Previewed: Indigo Prime In The Clutches Of Christhulhu
It’s a slightly late Weekly 2000 AD this week – blame Comic-Con for that! It’s more of the same, as
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD – Prog 2142 Previewed: Indigo Prime In The Clutches Of Christhulhu
It’s a slightly late Weekly 2000 AD this week – blame Comic-Con for that! It’s more of the same, as
Read moreRoy Of The Rovers: The Best Of The 1960s – More Incredible Football Tales From Melchester’s Finest
The reprints of the finest player ever to put on a Melchester Rovers strip continues into the 60s here as
Read moreCynthia Von Buhler Brings The Mysterious & Provocative Illuminati Ball To Comics
This October, author and visual artist Cynthia von Buhler brings you a spectacular graphic novel experience that takes its inspiration
Read moreOperation Overlord Volume 4: Preview The Incredible Story Of Kiefer’s Commandos
Operation Overlord, across the four volumes, has built up into a detailed, revealing and harrowing account of the individual tales
Read moreSea Of Stars Issue 1 Rushed Back For Second Print
Fabulous news from Image Comics this week, Jason Aaron, Dennis Hallum, and Stephen Green‘s incredibly good galaxy-spanning new series Sea
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 9 – You Wanna See Some Great Art?
It’s that time again, where I take you through some of the great art that’s dazzled my eyes this week.
Read moreBest Of British – Seven Artists Solving The Mystery Of Who Killed Round Robin
Who Killed Round Robin… Take one murder mystery, throw in seven great British artists to create the story. Only thing
Read moreBest Of British – Seven Artists Solving The Mystery Of Who Killed Round Robin
Who Killed Round Robin… Take one murder mystery, throw in seven great British artists to create the story. Only thing
Read moreSkyward # 15: The End Of Willa’s Flight, For Now
I’ve been following Skyward since the beginning, loving Joe Henderson’s high concept, loving the characters, loving Lee Garbett’s artwork, and
Read moreTank Girl Forever – The Girl With The Tank Does A Little Superheroing…
It’s been a while since I checked in with my favourite girl with the tank. I’ve long held a torch
Read moreRyuko Volume 1: Fast, Frenetic, Fabulous Crime Manga
Ryuko is, quite simply, a spectacular exercise in comics art, a kinetic, breathless rush of a read. It’s both the
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