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The Best Of British

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Best 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

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November 27, 2019 Richard Bruton 2568 Views Best of British, Brit Comics, comics, Dan White, Sticky Ribs, Sticky Ribs 2, The Best Of British
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The 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

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October 21, 2019 Richard Bruton 2748 Views 0 Comment Alabaster Pizzo, Avery Hill Publishing, Best of British, comics, Mimi and the Wolves, The Best Of British
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Vote On Which Creepy Creation You Would Wear With Rebellion

I’ll freely admit that as a UK based blogger I am the first to ignore the rich and healthy tradition

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February 1, 2019 Olly MacNamee 2564 Views 0 Comment 2000AD, Creepy Creations, Ken Reid, Rebellion, Richard Bruton, Shiver And Shake, The Best Of British, Treasury of British Comics
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Best Of British: Tim Bird Takes On A Journey To The Great North Wood

As Tim Bird‘s longest comic to date, The Great North Wood, tells you, there was once a huge part of

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January 5, 2019 Richard Bruton 3437 Views 0 Comment British Comics, The Best Of British, Tim Bird

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