It’s Over Three Hundred! — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #18
Once upon a time, in the ancient era that is 2011, Peter Parker was killed off. His Ultimate Comics version.
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Preview: Welcome To The Magical World Of ‘Lowborn High’ — The Council Estate Hogwarts Gets Collected
One of the highlights of 2000 AD‘s all-ages Regened issues, Lowborn High is a magical teen adventure where you’ll discover
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Opinion: There’s Just Something About The 1990s
Ugh, the 1990s were absolutely the worst. Nothing good came from them, especially when it comes to comic book stuff.
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Previewing ‘Monster Fun’ #18: Ghastly Green Goings-On For All In The Latest All-Ages Monthly
Now monthly, Monster Fun gives you a treat of an all-ages comic full of a mix of new characters and
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Event News: Comics 1964-2024 Exhibition – Paris, May To November 2024 – Who’s In? Who’s Not?
This one looks like being one of the big comic events of the year – Paris’ Pompidou centre launches the
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What Are We Doing Here?: Reviewing ‘Cable’ #3
The X-Men and nostalgia are currently engaged in an all-consuming and growing love affair, after taking a semi-break for a
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Jumping On: Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Kicking Off On April 3, 2024
One of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
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Steve Niles Talks ‘Red Sonja: Empire Of The Damned’
Welcome to the table, As I’ve stated many times before, I’m a huge fan of Steve Niles‘ work, so when
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Comica Returns To London’s Century Club With Luke Pearson, Peter Hogan, & Posy Simmonds – Talking Brit Page To Screen Success
Paul Gravett‘s Comica makes a welcome return in April and May for the Comica London Comics Festival and three very
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Crowdfunding Comics: Paul Cornell & Rachael Smith’s ‘Who Killed Nessie?’
Another book to get backing right now, as Paul Cornell and artist Rachael Smith bring you a cryptid conundrum with their new
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The Art Of Politics: March Madness (As Usual)
Welcome to the Art of Politics, the monthly round-up of what’s happening in the political world through the lens of
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Review — ‘Billy & Buddy Volume 9: Symphony In Buddy Major’ Finds The Brilliance In Simple Comedy
The latest volume of Billy & Buddy by Christophe Cazenove and Jean Bastide is a perfect example of how well
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The Math Isn’t Mathing — Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: The Deadly Field Trip’
While their ongoing series might have ended, educational moments for the students of the Strange Academy are far from over.
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All The Fun Happening At London’s Cartoon Museum This April
London’s Cartoon Museum, a great place and somewhere you should definitely visit, has loads of exciting and fascinating exhibits and
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Getting Lost In The Shuffle: Reviewing ‘Wolverine Vol 7’
Krakoa has fallen, but Wolverine has other things to do. Tracking down his clones and teaming up with his pals.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2376: Dredd Ready To Go WIld In The Country For Rend & Tear With Tooth & Claw
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Review: ‘Hellman Of Hammer Force: Downfall’ — The Greatest Brit War Comic? Certainly One Of The Darkest
This second collection of the Gerry Finlay-Day and Mike Dorey-created Hellman of Hammer Force is an essential and quite brilliant
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Dare You Read It Alone? ‘Misty’ Returns With Gail Simone This Summer
Announced by Gail Simone at WonderCon this past weekend – Misty, the classic British horror comic anthology for women is
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Those Not So Good Old Days: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #46
Nostalia has had an off-and-on relationship with the X-Men for many years, their status very much “on” at this moment.
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Hopping Down The Bunny Trail’ Edition
Welcome once more to the Sunday Spotlight, where I take a quick perusal of the news in comics this week.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2375: Bumper Prog Time – New ‘Proteus Vex’ And A Chilling Climax To ‘Thistlebone’
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Art For Art’s Sake #255: Kaluta’s Batman — Noir As Hell
For all your comic art needs – it’s the weekly Art For Art’s Sake, every week for quite a while
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Theseus Is Their Name: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #18
Benjamin Sisko and war are intimately familiar. As another conflict looms large, Sisko makes a bold choice. One that could
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Chip Off A Different Block: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #112
Once upon a time, a young man lost his family to violence and rose to become a protector of all.
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Kickstarting Comics — ‘Hedrek: Night Of The Mummers – Collected Edition’ Is A Fabulous Folk Horror Detective Tale
Hedrek: Night Of The Mummers – Three issues of genuinely chilling folk horror given a police procedural twist, plus the
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The Family That Fights Together: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #6
A showdown has begun as the battle of the bands kicks off. Wait, no sorry, that’s battle for the bands.
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Preview: ‘Infinite WheatPaste Volume 1 – Catalytic Conversions’ by L. Pidge – Multi-Layer Magnificence, A Whole New Universe Of Adventures!
Currently running as a Kickstarter, here’s a preview of the quite brilliant, so much fun, epic and personal done perfectly,
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Review — ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #16 Is Big On Action, Light On Content
After months of build-up, scheming, near-misses, and obfuscations, Invincible Iron Man #16 is a massive release of tension, the kickoff
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The Best Revenge Is No Revenge — Reviewing ‘Firefly: The Fall Guys’ #6
Revenge is a powerful motivator. One of the only things more powerful often is the impact of those you love.
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘The Great Hare After’ — Liam Sharp And Matylda McCormack-Sharp’s Children’s Book
Another Kickstarter campaign to really get behind now – a family affair with comic artist Liam Sharp and his daughter
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Preview: ‘Essential Rogue Trooper: Genetic Infantryman’ — One Of 2000 AD’s Greats Gets The Essential Treatment
Joining Judges Dredd and Anderson in the 2000 AD Essential line – the one and only blue-skinned last of the
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