Review: ‘Cindy & Biscuit – End Of Level’ – More Perfection With One Girl And Her Dog
Another Cindy & Biscuit comic, another well-deserved 10 out of 10 for one of the most wonderful comics you’ll read.
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Best Of British Preview/Review: ‘Establishing Shot’ Is Smart, Thrilling Comics With Talent In Spades
Six comics, two sides, half colour, half black and white, full of clever writing, full of great art – Establishing
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Review: ‘Cindy And Biscuit – Year One’ Is Just Eight BIG Pages Long But Absolute Perfection
What’s that? There’s a new Cindy & Biscuit comic out from Dan White? And it’s all about Cindy and Biscuit
Read moreBest Of British Review: ‘Mega Robo Bros Double Threat’ Delivers More Robo Action, More Robo Fun!
Yes, it’s time for more fun, more wonder, more excitement, and more adventure from Neill Cameron’s Mega Robo Bros, bringing
Read moreBest Of British Review: ‘Lights, Planets, People!’ – A Beautiful Graphic Novel Of Communication And Mental Health
Light, Planets, People! is a new graphic novel adapted by Molly Naylor from her play, and illustrated, beautifully so, by
Read more‘Lights, Planets, People!’ The New Graphic Novel Of Space Science and Mental Health From Avery Hill And Lizzy Stewart
Just announced from Avery Hill Publishing – Light, Planets, People! is a new graphic novel adaptation of space science, mental health,
Read moreBest Of British: ‘The Impeding Blindness Of Billie Scott’ – The Most Incredible Debut?
You want great young talent? Well, here’s Zoe Thorogood‘s The Blindness of Billie Scott; a stunning debut of a major
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Rok The God’ Does The Double With A Great Sequel
John Wagner, Alan Grant, and Dan Cornwell brought us an unlikely love story between an alien and the beautiful game
Read moreBest Of British Review: ‘Malty Heave’ #2 Offers Up Two Very Good Horror Tales All In One Issue
Phil Elliott and Rob Wells‘ second issue of Malty Heave dives into horror, tongues planted firmly in cheeks, playing with
Read moreBest Of British: Paul Rainey Takes A ‘Journey Into Indignity’
‘Mainly humorous, often exciting, always angry … some of this comic is filth. Much of it is absolute filth!‘ Welcome
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Harker: The Book Of Solomon’ Part 1 Is The Perfect Police Procedural
Harker, by Roger Gibson & Vincent Danks is, according to the quote from me on the back cover, ‘A great
Read morePreviewing The Comicscene Annual: Something For Everyone And A Great Chance To Discover New Wonders
We’ve told you about Comicscene before here at Comicon. It began as Comicscene magazine, a great looking and great reading mag
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Blood Moon’ – The Folk Horror Nightmares Ripping A Family Apart Reviewed
We already told you a little of PM Buchan and John Pearson‘s Blood Moon, a very modern English folk-horror set
Read moreBest of British: Free-To-Read For Halloween – PM Buchan And Pearson’s Horror Comic ‘Blood Moon’
File this one under one I thought we’d already brought to your attention, but no, the only mention I can
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Bunny Vs Monkey’ – New Format, Same Funny Funny Funny
I last talked of Jamie Smart‘s pant-wettingly funny Bunny Vs Monkey with the release of Book 3 through Scholastic Grafix.
Read moreThe Best Of British: It’s The Return Of DCI Harker – Your Last Chance To Fund!
An old favourite returns! If you love a good police procedural, want to see stunning, crystal clear artwork, a story
Read moreBest Of British: Chloe Noonan – The Return Of The Whinging Ginger Ninja
Something slightly different today with Best of British. No new comic, no new graphic novel release, just a new strip
Read moreBest of British: Rachael Smith’s Quarantine Comix – A Daily Slice Of Despair And Hope For The Future
Rachael Smith‘s comics are great. I’ve thought that since I first saw them many, many years ago. She’s funny, inventive
Read moreBest Of British: There’s A Starman… Discover The Man Who Sewed The World!
Something very different for you, although very much in keeping with the current vogue (at least in the movies) for
Read moreBest Of British: Your First Look At ‘Victory Point’ By Owen D Pomery
One to look for when it’s released on June 20 from Avery Hill, Owen D Pomery‘s Victory Point promises more
Read moreBest Of British: Sean Azzopardi Calls Last Orders
Last time we talked Sean Azzopardi, it was with his comic, 50, back in 2018. Now, a year plus on,
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 5): The Best Of 2000AD Covers (Progs 1 – 1000)
One of our greatest comic book exports has to be 2000AD, published for the first time in 1977 and still
Read moreSuper Sunday: Saying Goodbye To The EU With The Best Of British
For those of you in the Colonies following the travails of the United Kingdom over the past few year will
Read moreBack Of The Net: Advance Preview Of Billy’s Boots From Rebellion
Billy’s Boots is one of those classic Brit strips that always comes up when people who remember it start chatting
Read moreBest Of British: Sticky Ribs #2 – A Chilling Horror Just In Time For Christmas
Following up the debut issue from 2018, Dan White brings us another two perfectly weighted and nightmarish horror strips in
Read morePotential Best Of British For 2020? Avery Hill Announce Their New Titles For The New Year
Avery Hill Publishing is one of my favourite Brit publishers whose comics have featured heavily in my favourites over the
Read moreThe Best Of British (ish): Deep, Dark Secrets Abound In Mimi And The Wolves
Don’t be deceived by the cover. Mimi and the Wolves is no cutesy forest fable, it’s something far more rooted
Read moreBest Of British – Time For More #Roktober: Looking Back On Rok Of The Reds
With Rok Of The Gods currently in the middle of its Kickstarter (go pledge here), it’s a perfect time to
Read moreBest Of British – Walking Distance: The Simplicity Of An Urban Walk That Turns Existential
Walking Distance starts innocently enough, as Lizzy Stewart talks of her love of seeing those shots in the movies of
Read moreKickstart This – Welcome To The Wackiest, Weirdest Record Label In The World: Hitsville UK
A surreal love-letter to the weirder corners of pop music, Hitsville UK by John Riordan and Dan Cox was one
Read moreBest Of British: Department Of The Peculiar…Goes Pop – A Smart Comedy Adventure, Brit Style
When all else fails and you’re faced with the downright weird, dangerous and plain peculiar, it’s time to call in
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