The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2409: Azimuth Is The Upside Down World
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD.
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD.
Read moreArchie Comics has revealed a preview of Archie Is Mr. Justice #1, the first chapter in a four-issue mini that
Read moreRaphael and Casey Jones are old friends. They’ve been through some wild stuff and (almost) always have each other’s back.
Read morePublisher TokyPop blends romance and the world of manga fandom with the release of Comic Party Wonder Love on December
Read moreWith the Venom War still raging on there are a lot of Spider-Man/Venom books out this Wednesday 20th November. Hell,
Read moreIt’s Sunday, so that means it’s time for me to take you round a bit of comics news in the
Read moreWith three solo books and two team books out this week from Marvel, there’s plenty of choice for all you
Read moreThe Steve Dillon Exhibition has been on the road at various comic conventions up and down the country for a
Read moreOur usual weekend guy Olly MacNamee is off to Thought Bubble this weekend, so I’m filling in with his usual
Read moreWelcome once more to another magnificent collection of the finest art the comics Internet has to offer you this week
Read moreBatman and Robin: Year One – Noir Edition #1 Writer: Mark WaidArtist: Chris Samnee Batman and Robin: Year One #2
Read moreWriter Jordan Thomas brings most of the plot threads to a conclusion. Fortunately, or unfortunately, there is an epilogue that
Read moreBeing Deadpool ain’t easy. Corporate drones, her father’s ex, a big (head) super villain cameo, and more to deal with.
Read moreMad Cave Studios has announced a Valentine’s Day mystery with Dick Tracy’s Valentine Special, coming February 2025. The crime-fighting legacy
Read moreMad Cave Studios has announced the expansion of its partnership with Tatsunoko Production. After their successful collaboration on Gatchaman, Mad
Read moreThroughout much of X-Force #5, there are signs of the series growing into its own, and improving as a result.
Read moreAfter the relatively heady subject matter of the previous two issues, Space Ghost #7 returns to the more lighthearted tone
Read moreIn terms of being the first issue of a new series, Psylocke #1 gets the job done. It provides a
Read moreDark Horse Books has announced Madman Omnibus Editions, new paperbacks collecting Mike Allred’s homage to superhero fiction, metaphysical philosophy, 1950s
Read moreFollowing the events of Absolute Power and the DC All In Special #1, Green Arrow returns to his beloved Star City and with the
Read moreThese are the voyagers of the Starship Cerritos, and boy-oh-boy are they mundane, yet also super wacky. That’s what you
Read moreAnyone ever accused of doing something they didn’t do knows how much that can rock or entirely ruin your world.
Read moreMad Cave Studios has announced One Path, a raw, dark fantasy graphic novel by artist and writer Greg Broadmore, co-writer
Read moreFans of Tomb Raider will soon be able to get their hands on the first volume of a legendary collection
Read moreDark Horse Books has announced that Josh Gad, Ben and Max Berkowitz, Ariel Olivetti, and Frank Cvetkovic’s four-issue comic series
Read moreMagnetic Press has launched The Carrion Collection on Kickstarter. Three beautifully illustrated fantasy tales from celebrated French artist Antoine Carrion,
Read moreFollowing the previous issue’s reveal that the actions of the Angel of Ice killer were being directed by someone within
Read moreOne of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
Read moreOne of the most sought-after lost films of all time is now returning to life with an official graphic novel
Read moreFirst Appearance: Journey into Mystery #97 (Oct 1963) cameo, Journey into Mystery #99 (Dec 1963) full. First Multimedia Appearance: Thor:
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD.
Read more