The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2434 — Dredd Does The Akira Slide Into Action
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
Read moreWhat is the logical next step when your first graphic novel ends with the world being destroyed? For Sacramento-based rock
Read moreWith Sunder Vol. 1: Small Beginnings now available in both paperback and hardcover formats, Mad Cave Studios has revealed a
Read moreWelcome to the table, Dragons are an iconic part of most major fantasy table top role playing games. The lore
Read moreFanhome has announced the latest addition to its Fast & Furious catalog; a 1:8 scale build-up model subscription for Brian
Read moreAfter an appearance at The Game Awards 2024, most people expected CDProjekt to go heads down with The Witcher 4 for
Read moreEvery bit as full of folk horrors as what’s gone before, The Dule Tree takes us back to the woods,
Read moreWriter Maytal Zchut, artist Leila Leiz (collaborators on Happened on Hyde Street: Devour) along with colourist Alex Sinclair and letterer
Read moreA huge criticism of Dragon Ball and its subsequent follow-ups: it is just too long. Fights can last multiple episodes.
Read moreSearch and Destroy by Atsushi Kaneko is a sci-fi reinterpretation of the classic manga Dororo by Osamu Tezuka. Search and Destroy Vol. 2 continues the revenge-quest
Read moreThis issue of The Patchwork Girl of OZ has a message from adaptor/illustrator/colorist/letterer Otis Frampton at the end thanking readers.
Read moreInside there are two selves. A true self and the one created through the machinations of malevolent world-ruling figures. Oh
Read moreIt’s June and that means Pride. It’s an important time to celebrate our friends in the LGBTQ community. And to
Read moreTime for another spin round the world of political catooning, where a picture really is worth so much more than
Read moreJudgment continues to be in progress as the citizens of Evergreen remain trapped by the mysterious machinations of Abin Sur.
Read moreJust in time for summer, W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo, Chris O’Halloran, and Good Old Neon return with a tasty
Read moreFan-favourite artist David Marquez (Uncanny X-Men, Miles Morales) is to write and illustrate his new four-issue miniseries, The UnChosen, from
Read moreIDW and Mattel have announced Street Sharks, a new five issue comic mini series that follows the adventures of the
Read moreThe Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
Read moreAfter the (connected) short stories of Safer Places, Kit Anderson‘s new book is a full-on graphic novel called Second Shift (again
Read moreHeroes & Villains, recently released a new line of Star Wars-themed clothing. These items are a must for those who like coordinating
Read moreOn June 25th, Marvel Comics and NetEase Games launch Marvel Mystic Mayhem, a free to play turn based RPG set
Read moreMad Cave Studios’ manga imprint Nakama Press has announced God Tier Vol. 2 for August 26, 2025. The next chapter
Read moreWelcome to the table, Check this out… I’ve been really enjoying the Pokémon Pocket Trading Card Game app for a
Read moreOh, no. Wolverine has been compromised. An outside force has co-opted his mind and body for its own nefarious purpose.
Read moreIn the same way that you always hope they’ll be an encore at concerts, it’s been two years since Birdcage
Read moreMarvel Contest of Champions regularly coordinates updates with the release of MCU films. Last February, there were tie-ins with Captain
Read moreLos Angeles Comic Con is set to return this fall with another fun filled weekend. The event will be held
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the (late) Weekly
Read moreAs a press release goes, this is a rather lengthy one. But here it goes: Lazarus: Fallen by writer Greg Rucka
Read moreShinichi is so desperate to prove that he’s not an animal, in comparison to the “ruthless” parasytes; does he end
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