The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2408: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ 2000 AD Style
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD.
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD.
Read moreIn this finale to the Destro miniseries (and the end of Skybound’s “prerelease” season of miniseries before the launch of
Read moreShe was a massive breakout star in this summer’s Deadpool & Wolverine, and now she’s coming to comics in December.
Read moreUdon’s Street Fighter has been one of the most quietly consistent lines in comics for years. In January 2025, a
Read moreMarvel’s next generation of heroes continues to grow. The New Champions are ready to make a mark on the Marvel
Read moreThere’s a lot for Venom fans to look forward to in this week’s Spider-Man releases, with two Venom War tie-ins,
Read moreWell, how’s your week been? Yep, exactly. Anyway, settle back, it’s time for the Sunday Spotlight…
Read moreThis week sees five new X-Men books dropping from Marvel Comics. Two solo books and three team books and all
Read moreBack before Dredd became the legend, before the Judge, there was Cadet Dredd… these are the first of his adventures…
Read moreI’m flying solo this week as the rest of team recovers from the huge US elections this week. And I
Read moreFans of Absolute Batman are in for a treat this week as you get the second issue and a black
Read moreIt’s another week, therefore it’s time for another spin through some of the finest comic art I saw on the
Read moreTo no one’s surprise Absolute Superman #1 has sold out and therefore gets a second printing. Quite the feat and
Read moreAfter twenty years, Cassandra Cain, the Batgirl, is ready to take on a new fight and fly solo once more.
Read moreSociety has been built to allow the many to fall through the cracks, often forgotten or railroaded by the powerful.
Read moreLuana Vecchio, creator of Lovesick, and punk band NIIS (no, me neither, and I’m a huge punk rock fan) have
Read moreThings absolutely, unequivocally, unquestioningly are pretty darn bad right now. One might even say they are the worst of times.
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates a mostly readable issue. Though there are some unnecessary words and pauses. Also: at one point
Read moreMark Spears’ Monsters is known for its creator’s special vision of horror and, well, monsters. And just as Final Order
Read moreWhen reading Absolute Superman #1, my overall first impression of this rather impressive first issue is that writer Jason Aaron
Read moreGaming Marvel Comics fans have sort of been blessed this year, with the Fortnite collaboration giving the popular Battle Royale
Read moreFew creator owned comics in the last decade have become the phenomenon that Something Is Killing The Children has. Now,
Read moreWell, we did a Pre-Election Special back in the heady days of Tuesday before the result came out … now
Read moreWiccan is getting his moment, co-starring in Marvel Television’s Agatha All Along. In December, he reunites with his brother and
Read moreTimelines. Invasions from other dimensions. Machines raining destruction upon all of humanity. Those are some Jonathan Hickman hallmarks right there.
Read moreIn every single storytelling medium, there comes a moment where a story emerges that just grabs and holds on tightly.
Read moreDark & Golden Books announce three new titles, featuring the underground work of Dave Gibbons, more cartoons of the great
Read moreMarvel Televisions’s Agatha All Along was a surprise hit, both in quality and its viewership numbers. In December, Marvel Comics’
Read moreIf you’ve ever felt like your city left you before you left your city, Jason McNamara‘s Ghost Band is for you.
Read moreContinuing the terrifying tradition of the classic Brit horror comic, four new tales of terror await in the Scream! Special.
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