Interview: The ‘Monster Fun’ Never Ends With Ned Hartley And Dan Boultwood
Any series that begins with a talking robot trying to hang on to a missile while being attacked by giants
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Read moreAn absolute genius of comics, the collection of Badtime Bedtime Stories is Leo Baxendale at his most ridiculous best…
Read moreFrom the pages of the British comic Valiant comes a series of amazing short prose stories of a very particularly
Read moreFeaturing Don Lawrence’s incredible painted artwork, The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire Volume IV continues the epic saga.
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Read moreNot everything is black and white – but fighting future crime is – the new Judge Dredd and Judge Mortis
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Read moreFor one final time, it’s back to the world of the Survival Geeks, this time they’re having their own particular
Read moreThe latest Hiya Toys and Rebellion figure has just been announced – the return of one of Mega-City One’s most
Read moreThe second issue of the first new kids comic in the longest time here in the UK is out right
Read moreThe second issue of the brand-new kids’ comic, Monster Fun, is out right now, perfectly timed for the end of
Read moreAnother in the growing range of Hiya Toys & 2000 AD release announcements – this time it’s time for Judge
Read moreThe first volume of a classic strip from Battle by Gerry Finley-Day and Mike Western – join the WWII action
Read moreOkay, so I gave you a mini preview a while back, but now that I’ve got my hands on the
Read moreMonster Fun was one of Britain’s legendary kids’ humour comics, packed with all manner of monstrous japes and kooky characters
Read moreThe Treasury of British Comics continues to bring the insanely wonderful work of one of the true geniuses of Brit
Read moreThe Galaxy’s Greatest Online Convention, celebrating the world of 2000 AD, happens this very weekend (26th and 27th March) and
Read moreRebellion and The Treasury of British Comics brings you one of the gems of weirdness from the pages of Valiant
Read moreContinuing to roll out fan favourite Judge Dredd characters as collectible action figures, Rebellion and Hiya Toys are reveal their
Read moreCowled and caped, it’s the crime-bustin’ duo that went Krazy in the ’70s – Trevor Metcalf’s Birdman and Chicken, the
Read moreWhere did she go? Out. What did she do? Everything… The Ballad of Halo Jones: Full Colour Omnibus Edition is
Read moreThe Masters of British Comics is the latest offering from Humble Bundle and 2000 AD, a huge number of digital
Read moreHawk The Slayer, that ’80s sword & sorcery films beloved by so many, gets a comic sequel from super-fan Garth
Read moreWith The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire, Don Lawrence reached the pinnacle of painted artwork – but now
Read moreAnnounced this week, two of the classic names in British comics history return in a brand-new 96-page hardback this summer
Read moreAs the end of the year creeps ever closer, we’re getting more and more publishers giving us their line-up for
Read moreWhen Hellman of Hammer Force exploded into the controversial Action weekly in 1976, it was a war tale the likes
Read moreComics’ news, TV news, film news, games new, we’ve got then all. But, what have you been keen to read
Read moreJohn Wagner is the quintessential Judge Dredd writer, and for many of us always will be. And while he doesn’t
Read moreYou know it’s October when the spooky content starts coming out in droves. While Rebellion‘s Monster Fun Halloween Spooktacular was originally
Read moreA brand-new Brit humour comics special from the Treasury of British Comics AND the introductory issue for a brand-new ongoing
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