Britain’s Greatest Footballer Is Back: Rebellion Announces The Return Of Roy Of The Rovers
Rebellion has announced details for the exciting return of Britain’s greatest footballer. Better than Beckham, more skillful than either Bobby or
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FCBD 2018: Preview All-Ages Awesomeness From 2000AD
(2000AD: Regend cover by Nuno Platti) May 5th 2018 is Free Comic Book Day. And amongst all of the wonderful
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It’s always good to be able to highlight new talent at Comicon.com, and we sure have an abundance of exciting
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Since 2000AD and Rebellion brought the vast stable of Fleetway and IPC properties into the fold, we’ve gradually seen a
Read moreThe 2000AD USA Preview: Progs 2071 To 2074 Arriving In May
Over here in Great Britain, we have the wonderful experience of being able to get 2000AD every single week. But
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My Boyfriend is a Bear could be about something deeper than it seems, the search for someone dependable, trustworthy, that
Read moreDear Jacob Rees-Mogg MP – Stop Impersonating Walter The Softy, Yours, The Beano
There’s PR stunts, and then there’s PR stunts. This one ranks up there with the best. UK childrens’ comic, Beano,
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Isn’t it wonderful when you’re totally into a comic within the first two pages? That comic is Analog issue #
Read moreArt And Story That Capture The Heart: ISOLA #1
ISOLA could well be the most gorgeous looking comic you see this year. First announced back at the Image Expo
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The Death of Stalin is a title you may well know more for the recent Armando Iannucci directed movie than the
Read moreLike Sam Smith Covering David Bowie: The Hellblazer #20
Mostly, I review things I’ve looked at and know I’m going to enjoy. Because life is short and there’s not
Read moreAdvance Review: Up, Up, And Away For Skyward #1 In A Glorious Debut
Skyward is a new comic that simply asks the intriguing question; “What if gravity suddenly, unbelievably, turned off?” But based
Read moreBunny Vs. Monkey: A Manic Sugar Rush Of Fun Down The Woods
How long do you think you can keep a 2-page per week comic, featuring the maniacal exploits of a gang
Read moreJames Bond: The Body #1-3: After A Promising Start, Mixed Results
I really enjoyed issue # 1 of this new Bond series from Ales Kot and Dynamite Comics. As did
Read moreWelcome To Mega Robo Bros: Your New favorite Brit Comic Now Stateside
Springing from the pages of The Phoenix Comic in the UK, Mega Robo Bros is coming to the US through
Read moreTalking With Rick And Morty Series Artist Marc Ellerby, Plus Issue #35 Preview
Rick and Morty Issue 35 is out this week (28th February) and features the full-time art debut of Marc Ellerby.
Read moreTwisted Romance Wraps Up With A Fantastic Fourth Feature
(Cover to Twisted Romance #4 by Trungles) Four issues in and it’s the finale of Twisted Romance, the 4-issue series
Read moreCelebrate John Allison’s 20th Year Of Brilliance With Giant Days And Bad Machinery
John Allison is a pioneer, a trailblazer, and one of the UK’s finest writers of wonderful comedy in comic form.
Read moreAdvance Review Of Twisted Romance #3: Taking Love To The Stars
Another week, another slice of Twisted Romance. This four-issue weekly series, masterminded by Alex de Campi, has proved a fabulous
Read moreTwisted Romance #2: Love In All Forms Is A Beautiful Thing
Ah, romance. It comes in all shapes and sizes; there shouldn’t be any rules to it, no one telling you
Read moreABC Warriors Mek Files Volume 4: Meknificently Surprising 2000AD Action!
I never got The ABC Warriors. Not until now. I’ve been reading 2000AD off and on all my life, and
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Ah, anthologies…always a tricky thing. 80 pages, 10 strips, what are the odds that they’re all going to be classics?
Read moreTwisted Romance: Celebrate The Most Romantic Month With Bloody Revenge
Ah, February, when thoughts turn to love, with Valentine’s Day the chance for all you helpless romantics out there to
Read moreDrat And Double Drat: The Finale Of Dastardly & Muttley Reviewed
Sublime and utterly, wonderfully, ridiculously funny. That’s what the first five issues of Dastardly & Muttley have been. What started as
Read moreHungry Ghosts #1 Is An Underwhelming Appetizer With Hopes Of A Feast To Come
There’s been a lot of noise about the return of Karen Berger to comics with Dark Horse’s Berger Books imprint.
Read moreMother And Daughter Bounty Hunting Bonding: Motherlands # 1
A new Vertigo issue 1. And with Motherlands, Si Spencer and Rachael Stott deliver this sweary, violent, action-packed, and bloody
Read moreWelcome To The Three Rooms In Valerie’s Head: A Darkly Beautiful Meditation On Obsession & Memory
The Three Rooms in Valerie’s Head, is a new graphic novel from Top Shelf, written by micro-fiction author David Gaffney
Read moreStrangers In Paradise XXV Issue 1 – Can You Go Back Again?
Terry Moore’s Strangers In Paradise is 25 years old this year. Which means a few things; it’s a fine time
Read moreCindy And Biscuit: Sundays – One Of The Best Brit Comics Of 2017
Cindy and Biscuit by Dan White is a comic you probably haven’t heard of before, especially if you’re outside the
Read moreValerian And Laureline: When The Conclusion Of An Epic Isn’t The Epic Conclusion You Want
If all you know of Valerian and Laureline is the 2017 Luc Besson-helmed movie Valerian and The City of
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It’s hard to write about depression, about anxiety. Even harder to write about it as something you experience daily. But
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