Made Men: Time To Get The (Undead) Gang Back Together Again!
Following the hit series last year, Oni Press is bringing out the collected edition of Made Men: Getting the Gang
Read moreFollowing the hit series last year, Oni Press is bringing out the collected edition of Made Men: Getting the Gang
Read moreNever judge a book by its cover, they say. Well, here’s a comic with a beautiful cover by veteran pulp
Read moreIt’s not just a visually striking cover, it’s also a perfect image of what’s been happening in Peter Milligan and
Read moreIn the UK we get our dose of 2000AD thrill power weekly. But, in the USA it comes to our
Read moreComing to a comic shop near you in November 2018, Boom! Studios‘ Archaia Imprint presents a tale of Jeopardy Champion
Read moreAfter covering James Bond: The Body Issues 1-3, I really wasn’t too sure if it was working or not. The
Read moreOni Press, the Portland, Oregon, publisher, has had a pretty fine 2018 so far, but with news of its 2019
Read moreJust a few days ago, I wrote about the fabulous all-female 2000AD Sci-Fi Special, featuring so many wonderful comic voices.
Read moreThe hit series from Image Comics deals with a simple, but incredible premise… just what would happen in a world
Read more(Cover by Tula Lotay) The 2000AD Sci-Fi Special 2018 – a very, very special! Every year, 2000AD delivers a summer
Read moreAll this week, Boom! Studios is showing off previews and news of a series of YA titles in the Boom! Box imprint with
Read moreWelcome to Mars. It’s 2770, the weather’s just fine, and humanity has settled in nicely. But, with The Weatherman, a
Read moreThe monthly Judge Dredd Megazine is always full of great sci-fi tales, and every month we preview just what’s coming
Read moreSarah Graley is a UK-based comic artist, whose work I’ve enjoyed for quite a few years now, with her self-published
Read moreThis week, Boom! Studios is announcing a previewing a series of YA titles in the Boom! Box imprint with “Boom!
Read moreOh, this was one I was really looking forward to when it was announced a while back. After all, Hong
Read moreThe sun is a giant asshole. I think Shakespeare wrote that. Opening lines from the third issue of Analog, there.
Read moreDan Abnett and INJ Culbard’s Wild’s End has been an acclaimed sci-fi serial from Boom! Studios, and in June 2018 the
Read moreIt’s 50 years since The Prisoner burst onto US TV screens in 1968, a spectacular mix of surrealism and spy
Read more(Cover to part 1 of 10 of the newly colorized From Hell, art by Eddie Campbell.) Eddie Campbell announced recently
Read moreA month ago, Skyward issue #1 hit the stands with a gloriously simple premise: What if gravity suddenly almost disappeared?
Read moreWe all know by now that Garth Ennis has a real love of writing war comics. But in modern comics,
Read more2000AD has been hitting the comic shop racks and newsstands here in Britain every single week since 1977. But you
Read morePart of our mission at Comicon.com has to be showing you comic wonders you might not see on your visits
Read moreAlongside our regular previews of the main 2000AD title here at Comicon.com, we’re also planning on giving you a taster
Read moreFor me, the greatest Batman tale ever told is Batman Adventures: Mad Love. Not Dark Knight Returns, not Killing Joke,
Read moreWe’re back with Analog, the new series from Image Comics, Jerry Duggan and David O’Sullivan. I reviewed issue 1 and
Read moreMy oh my, the girl with the tank is 30 this year. And to celebrate the occasion Titan Comics are having
Read moreEvery so often I go into the comic book store and pick up something from the new racks purely on a
Read moreHere in dear old Blighty (Britain to you!) we get to pick up the “Galaxy’s Greatest Comic” every week from
Read moreOh, The Prisoner. Mysterious, imaginative, surreal, thrilling, and downright strange. The show was first broadcast on Canadian and UK TV screens
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