Deconstructing Comics #875: Swamp Thing In Spaaaaace
At last we complete our look at Alan Moore‘s Swamp Thing run, looking at Swampy’s battle with Gotham City, his seeming
Read more
Alan Moore
Deconstructing Comics #617 (Flashback): Swamp Thing Meets The Monsters
FLASHBACK! We continue our look at Alan Moore’s 1980s run on Swamp Thing — a run in which the title character met
Read more
Preview: ‘The Complete 2000 AD By Alan Moore: Future Shocks & Other Stories’ Is Essential Reading
Alan Moore‘s legendary work in comics pretty much started at 2000 AD — now it presents a huge collection of
Read more
Deconstructing Comics #325: Alan Moore’s ‘Swamp Thing’
FLASHBACK! Due perhaps to the passage of time, poorly handled reprinting by DC, or some other reason, Alan Moore’s writing
Read more
Comicon Advent Calendar Day 13: Alan Moore’s Two-Page Downbeat Christmas Masterpiece
Once more, it’s time to welcome you to the Comicon Advent Calendar, our Christmas gift to you, every single day
Read more
Comicon Advent Calendar Day 1: Feeling The Christmas Spirit, Bojeffries Style
Time to spread the festive joy once more, as we present a glorious 24 days of Christmas comic goodies just
Read more
‘Doctor Who: Black Sun Rising’ Featuring Very Early Stories By Alan Moore
I recently bought Panini Comics’ Black Sun Rising: The Complete Doctor Who Back-Up Tales, Volume 2, for the early
Read more
Preview: ‘Rogue Trooper: The Complete Collection’ Vol. 2 — The End Of The Traitor General Saga
Just like the Judge Dredd Complete Case Files, this Rogue Trooper Complete Collection does exactly what it says, reprinting every
Read more
Preview: ‘Rogue Trooper: The Complete Collection’ Vol. 1 — All Rogue Trooper, From The Start
Doing for the big blue GI what The Complete Case Files does for Judge Dredd, The Complete Rogue Trooper tells
Read more
Art For Art’s Sake #299: Say Hello To Comics Creepiest And Kookiest — No, Not Them
Welcome once more to Art For Art’s Sake, with our regular round-up of some great comics art out there…
Read more
Art For Art’s Sake #298: Doesn’t Matter If It’s Miracleman Or Marvelman
Welcome back to Comicon’s weekly round-up of all that lovely comic art out there on the internet. Well, not ALL
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome to another choice of posts from your dedicated editorial team. Erik Amaya chose the
Read more
On The Adaptation Of Alan Moore’s ‘The Great When’
Taylor Swift has just wrapped up her two year long Eras concert tour schedule in Vancouver, Canada. Before moving on
Read more
All Ten DC Compact Titles Get Second Printings With Fifteen More Planned For 2025
DC Compact Comics – classic DC graphic novels in a more digestible size of 5.5″ x 8.5″ – launched in
Read more
Something For The Weekend: My Top Picks Of This Week’s Posts
I’m flying solo this week as the rest of team recovers from the huge US elections this week. And I
Read more
Fans Of Literature And British History Will Like Alan Moore’s ‘The Great When’
The Great When, Alan Moore’s new novel and the first in a quintet called the Long London series, is perhaps
Read more
Deconstructing Comics #591 (Flashback): ‘Promethea’ — A Mind-Bending, Life-Changing Comic
FLASHBACK! While Alan Moore and J.H. Williams’ Promethea, published from 1999 to 2005, is not one of Moore’s most remembered
Read more
Previewing ‘The Best Of 2000 AD Volume 6’: Bringing The Ultimate ‘2000 AD’ Mix-Tape To A Perfect Close
The sixth and final volume of Best of 2000 AD, a perfect end to a truly great introduction to the
Read more
Preview: Stories To Make You Shiver! It’s 40 Years of ‘Scream!’ — More Classic Brit Comics Collected
Something not for the nervous now, a collection of strips from one of Brit Comics’ most iconic titles, celebrating 40
Read more
Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome, once again, to our regular round up of popular posts from the past week
Read more
The Long Awaited ‘Bumper Book Of Magic’ By Alan Moore And Steve Moore Finally Out In October
First mentioned back in 2007, The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic by Alan Moore and Steve Moore will,
Read more
Deconstructing Comics #479 (Flashback): Some Of The Greatest Superman Stories (Or Not)
FLASHBACK! There’s no doubt that Superman is one of the most significant characters in the history of American comics. He ended
Read more
Deconstructing Comics #794: ‘The Ballad Of Halo Jones’ — In Color!
To mark the recent passing of artist Ian Gibson, Kumar and Dana dive into a long-overdue discussion of his masterpiece with
Read more
Journey Planet’s New ‘Watchmen’-Themed Issue: 96 Pages Free To Download
The always fascinating sci-fi and comics fanzine – in fact, the Hugo Award winning fanzine – Journey Planet released a
Read more
Deconstructing Comics #788: Alan Moore’s ‘1963’
In 1993, the Image revolution was underway, itself a result of the 1986 earthquake brought about by Alan Moore‘s Watchmen and
Read more
Exclusive: Discussing The “Whole Damn Meal” Of ‘Death Drop: Drag Assassin’ With Writer David Hazan
Debuting in June, Death Drop: Drag Assassin is a new limited series that followed a hitman turned drag queen. The
Read more
Deconstructing Comics #771: Jose Villarrubia On Restoring Richard Corben
Colorist Jose Villarrubia had trouble getting work from Marvel because his style was “too artistic” — but then other creators started
Read more
The Ultimate Alpha Male Type: Writer/Artist Nick Pitarra Talks Crowdfunding `Ax-Wielder Jon’
Last year’s crowdfunding drive for Ax-Wielder Jon was the biggest campaign in Zoop’s history. With the book ready to publish,
Read more
Art From Art’s Sake #200: A Celebration Of Marvel UK’s ‘The Daredevils’ At 40
Wow… we’re at #200 of Art For Art’s Sake… now that’s rather something. And for the 200th edition, I’m going
Read more
Advance Review: ‘The Best Of 2000 AD Volume 2’ – Even More Perfect Jumping On Points To The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic
Ever wondered how to get into 2000 AD? Here’s your answer… simply put, it’s a six-issue graphic novel series giving
Read more
Alan Moore Book Club: Illuminations: “And At The Last, Just to Be Done With Silence”
The last story in Illuminations, “And at the Last, Just to Be Done With Silence”, is a mere ten pages
Read more