Snowpiercer Gets A Prequel Set Before The Extinction Event
Snowpiercer was something of a sleeper hit in both graphic novels and the 2014 movie. And now, in advance of
Read moreSnowpiercer was something of a sleeper hit in both graphic novels and the 2014 movie. And now, in advance of
Read moreAnother release from The Treasury Of British Comics, this time with a smaller digest format and a wartime tale of
Read moreWelcome once more to The Weekly 2000 AD, where Comicon.com takes you for a spin around the UK’s best sci-fi
Read moreTime once more to take our regular weekly look round the comic art that’s made my eyes smile this week
Read moreFunny comics are always a tough sell, but with Pretty Violent, writer/artist Derek Hunter and co-writer Jason Young have a
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD, taking a regular look around the new issue of Britain’s greatest sci-fi comic, 2000 AD. Frankly,
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake, where we take a look round the world of comic book artistry from near and far.
Read moreImagine your own life – are you the central character? Or merely playing a minor supporting role in someone else’s
Read moreThe Future Shock, the done in one, 5 or less pages tale with a twist, is a staple of 2000
Read moreBlade Runner, based on the Philip K Dick short story ‘Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep‘ is one of the
Read moreEvery so often the comics world is left scratching their collective heads and wondering what the hell was [insert name
Read moreFirst issues are strange beasts. Give too much away and there’s a chance you’ve overplayed things. Give too little to
Read moreIn preparation for the D-Day landings, many missions were planned in an attempt to protect the biggest military landings of
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine – Comicon’s regular preview of the sister publication to 2000 AD. We’re looking at Megazine 410, out
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine – Comicon’s regular preview of the sister publication to 2000 AD. We’re looking at Megazine 410, out
Read moreThe blurb on the back cover of Sea of Stars issue 1 reads… ‘A father. A son. And a whole
Read moreIt’s the Weekly 2000 AD here at Comicon, taking a good look through the various delights of the best sci-fi
Read moreAnother week and another trip around the comics world, picking out the very best comic art from here, there, and
Read moreWe’re right back to the very start of the most famous footballer in England as Rebellion and The Treasury of
Read moreWell, you seemed to enjoy the political cartooning round up from these British Isles last month, so we figured we’d
Read moreTime for The Weekly 2000 AD, a preview of all the good and great coming up in Prog 2138 of
Read moreEvery week, the huge team of researchers here at Comicon spend hours scouring the Internet for the very best comic
Read moreFinally, collected here for the very first time, it’s one of Leo Baxendale’s greatest creations, the demon baby, the toddler
Read moreIn 2017, Rachael Smith published her powerful and inspiring graphic novel, Wired Up Wrong. It was, as I said in
Read moreIn Judge Dredd: Ghost Town, the latest digest title from 2000 AD, you’re getting five different short or shorter tales,
Read moreI’ve been a huge fan of Paul Pope ever since falling in love with his work with the first issue
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD, the Comicon.com look at the best of British sci-fi every seven of our Earth days. Let’s
Read moreAnother week of the best comic art I’ve seen around the Internet this week. Could be old, could be new,
Read moreThe latest issue of the chronicles of Willa in the world of low-G brings Skyward’s hero to Chicago to face
Read moreBack in 2014, Rob Davis began a trilogy of books that are some of the best examples of just how
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine – the regular Comicon preview of all things Megazine, the monthly sister publication to 2000 AD. This
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