Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
It’s the weekend once again, and so it’s another round-up of posts hand-picked by our editorial staff. So, let’s dive
Read moreIt’s the weekend once again, and so it’s another round-up of posts hand-picked by our editorial staff. So, let’s dive
Read moreWelcome to the table, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe inspired multiple generations to truly believe they “had the
Read moreWhile the term “pansy craze” is traditionally used to refer to a period during the late 1920s and early ’30s
Read moreThe focus in the Middle East may have shifted to the war again Iran, but a new graphic novel shows
Read moreSome things are better left a surprise, and the title of writer Zoe Tunnell, artist Tench, and letterer Aidtya Bidikar‘s
Read moreWelcome to the table, For the last few months, I’ve been doing the self-work to really distance myself from my
Read moreEvery hero has their cross to bear. For Clara that’s a compulsion to punch men where they don’t want to
Read moreAs we continue to enjoy a heatwave here in the UK, with some still denying a climate crisis, I’ve happily
Read moreVirginia Woolf may have been ahead of her time when she wrote Orlando but Jules Scheele‘s graphic novel adaptation couldn’t
Read moreGetting lost in the woods is never ideal, but getting lost in the woods only to witness a kaiju crash
Read moreVal doesn’t remember being on Mister Magic as a kid. When a reunion of the cast 30 years later for
Read moreSetting Homer’s classic The Odyssey in space? It may seem out there — literally — but Bruno Catarino and team
Read moreHappy Bank Holiday Weekend, everyone! Both here in the UK and over the pond in the Colonies. Here’s this week’s
Read moreMarvels by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross was a huge comic book event when it came out over thirty years
Read moreSetting sail in July from Boom! Studios, Vampyrates sees writer Fred Van Lente and artist Luca Pizzari introduce readers to
Read moreIf you’re at all familiar with Kelly Thompson‘s work, the announcement that she would be in charge of writing Dynamite’s
Read moreEisner Award-winning writer Mark Waid is known for his work on Kingdom Come, Superman: Birthright, and Captain America, among many
Read moreThe Rogue Trooper animated sci-fi movie from Rebellion and Liberty Films is coming soon, looking rather good. As part of
Read moreWelcome to the weekend and another round-up of posts as picked by your dedicated editorial team. As usual, we all
Read moreThe great thing about Lawless, the unofficial 2000 AD comic con held each year in Bristol, is that is a
Read moreHistory fans will be forgiven if they’ve never heard of Penelope the Platypus before. It’s this fascinating human interest (or
Read moreCoco (Andie Ju) and her brother, Raymond (Brandon Soo Hoo), have forged paintings before — but never a job as
Read moreUK comic book creator, cartoonist, satirist and all-round legend of the medium, Hunt Emerson, is celebrating fifty years of working
Read moreThe sun’s out, and it’s Free Comic Book Day. I’ve already been to my local store, World’s Apart in Birmingham,
Read moreTucked away near the back of the Lake Como Comic Art Festival pavilion is Rachta Lin’s table. The cover artist has
Read moreIt’s been fourteen years since the last eclipse. In fact, as Travis comes to discover, the last one occurred on
Read moreYou can’t look at a piece of writing or art and a business process and not wonder if it’s been
Read moreAhoy Comics is launching it’s first ever crowdfunding campaign through Kickstarter for Mark Russell and Russ Braun‘s The Forgotten Divine.
Read moreIt’s Saturday, and that means, following up on your regular loving look at comic book art by Richard Bruton in
Read moreYou know Edgar Allan Poe, the storyteller, but what about Edgar Allan Poe, fan of musicals? It’s this Poe that
Read moreCartoonist and award-nominated animator, writer, and director Stephan Franck and his company Dark Planet Comics are running a Kickstarter campaign
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