Previewing Cinebook’s October Titles: The World Of Jean Van Hamme Awaits
Another month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
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Euro Preview For The Petrolheads: ‘Michel Vaillant Legendary Races Volume 1: In The Hell Of Indianapolis’
More multi-million-selling Euro album series find their way to Cinebook for their English-language debut – this time the legendary French
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Euro Previews: Cinebook And Philippe Aymond’s ‘Highlands’ Concludes With Love, Betrayal And War!
Another finale to a two-parter from Cinebook, another historical fiction, this time taking us back to the Scottish Highlands and
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Previewing ‘Redbeard’ Volume 2: ‘The Sea Wolves’ Concludes The Two-Part Return Of A French BD Classic
The second volume of this modern reinvention of the classic Barbe-Rouge bandes dessinées, we’re back on the high seas with
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Previewing Cinebook’s September Titles: From Ancient Greece To The End Of WWII – The Best Of Euro Comics
Another month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
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Euro Review: Morris’ ‘Rin Tin Can’ — Dumber Than His Own Shadow And A Comedy Masterclass
Well, I previewed this one a little while back, but finally had time to settle down with it and let
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Euro Preview: ‘Rin Tin Can: The Mascot’ — The Brilliance Of Morris, Master Of Comedic Comics
The first Rin Tin Can volume from Cinebook and the genius that was Lucky Luke‘s Morris came out in July
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Euro Previews: ‘Highlands’ — Cinebook’s Swords And Portraiture Saga Begins
The first of two volumes of Euro comics historical fiction from Cinebook sees an artist returning to his native Scotland
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Preview: A Return To A Classic — Barbe-Rouge Reinvented In ‘Redbeard’
A modern reinvention of the classic Barbe-Rouge, Redbeard sees the pirate captain in a new role, privateer for the King
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Previewing Cinebook’s August Titles: Motor Racing Thrills And Historical Adventures In The Best Of Euro Comics
Another month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
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Preview: ‘Outlaws Volume 1: The Cartel Of The Peaks’ — Sci-Fi Addressing Society’s Ills Once More
Spinning out from Sylvain Runberg and Serge Pellé’s brilliant Orbital series, Outlaws looks deeper into the murky, nasty world of
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Preview — ‘A Spirou And Fantasio Adventure #20: The Dark Side Of The Z’
Spirou & Fantasio, beloved mainstays of Euro comics since 1938, reporters and adventurers, are off to the moon in this
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Previewing Cinebook’s July Titles – Three Debuts With Rin Tin Can, Highlands, and Redbeard – More Of The Best In Euro Comics
Another month, another trio of quality Euro comic albums to come from Cinebook, who’ve been publishing English language versions of
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Euro Preview — ‘Nottingham Volume 3: Robin’ Continues Thrilling Twist On The Classic Robin Hood Tale
Nottingham takes the Robin Hood saga of old and really changes things up, bringing something fresh and fascinating in this
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Euro Comics Preview: ‘Neptune Volume 2’ – The Latest Volume In Leo’s Epic Aldebaran Saga
More Euro Comics for you now and the latest in Leo’s expansive Worlds of Aldebaran – epic Euro sci-fi in
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Euro Previews: Roger Leloup’s All-Ages ‘Yoko Tsuno’ Thrills in ‘The Rhine Gold’
The English version of Roger Leloup‘s fantastical female adventurer continues with a very different railway trip in The Rhine Gold.
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Euro Preview: The Amerika Bomber Flies In ‘Bear’s Tooth Volume 4’
More great Euro comics here from Cinebook coming out in May. In Bear’s Tooth Volume 4, the fate of the
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Cinebook’s June Titles – Outlaws, Spirou & Fantasio, And Classic Edgar P. Jacobs – More Of The Best In Euro Comics…
Taking a look at what’s on offer from Cinebook in June – the first volume of an Orbital spin-off, new
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Euro Comics: The Genius Of Andre Franquin’s Gomer Goof in ‘Gomer’s Goons’
Andre Franquin’s Gaston Lagaffe/Gomer Goof brings some of the Maddest chaos in Euro comics… pure side-splitting genius… Andre Franquin’s Spirou
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Euro Comics Previews: Cinebook’s ‘Cossacks Volume 1: The Winged Hussar’
Out right now, Cinebook‘s new series The Cossacks takes us back to 1634 Ukraine and into the horrors of war…
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Cinebook’s May Titles: More Of The Best In Euro Comics
Continuing to look at the best of Euro comics coming from Cinebook, here’s a trio of books for May –
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Euro Reviews: ‘HSE’ Volume 3 – The Finale To A Horribly Prescient Future
The finale of a horribly plausible dark vision of the future successfully nails its conclusion set in a world where
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Euro Reviews: ‘HSE’ Volume 2 – Asking What If Humans Were Listed On The Stock Exchange Gives Us A Fabulous Euro Thriller
I reviewed the first volume of this Euro title back in 2021, saying this: “It’s very clever, it’s very well
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Review: ‘Authorised Happiness’ Volumes 2 & 3 – Wrapping Up A Trilogy For A Terrifyingly Possible Future
The near-future sci-fi saga from one of the modern greats of Euro comic thrillers, Jean Van Hamme (XIII, Largo Winch)
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‘The Man Who Shot Lucky Luke’ Reviewed: Matthieu Bonhomme Brings A New Look And A Classic Sensibility To An Old Favourite
It’s the man who shoots faster than his own shadow – but not necessarily the one you remember. But that
Read moreEuro Reviews: The Magnificent Madness and Fabulous Farce Of ‘Marsupilami Volume 5 – Baby Prinz’
André Franquin‘s Marsupilami was one of the most successful, most recognisable Euro comics characters of all time. Here, in a
Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘XIII Volume 24: 2,331 Yards’ – A Return To Thrilling Form For The Series
The latest XIII continues the second phase of the series after creators Jean Van Hamme and William Vance left once their story
Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘Lucky Luke – A Cowboy In High Cotton’ Tackles Racism, But How Well?
The latest in the Cinebook Lucky Luke reprints brings us right up to date with this Jul and Achdé volume
Read moreEuro Reviews – ‘The Human Stock Exchange’ Asks What Price On Your Life?
The question of what price a life takes on a whole new meaning in HSE, The Human Stock Exchange, where
Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘Largo Winch’ – Bond With A Boardroom Is Back With A New Writer
The Largo Winch graphic album series by Jean Van Hamme and Phillippe Francq is a wonderful, thrill-packed adventure of a
Read moreEuro Reviews: Blake & Mortimer Enter The Valley Of The Immortals
Edgar P. Jacob‘s Blake and Mortimer is a Euro classic, first appearing in 1946 and going on to become a
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