Art For Art’s Sake #14 – You Want Art? Oh, We Got Art
Time once more to take you on a tour of all the lovely comic art I’ve seen on my travels
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Author: Richard Bruton
Bringing The Witchy Webcomic To Print: A Magical Experience!
Witchy the webcomic has been published online by Ariel Slamet Ries since 2014. And as such, it’s one of any
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The Monthly Megazine Preview – Issue 411: No One Makes An Ape Of Dredd
The Monthly Megazine is our regular look at 2000 AD’s sister publication, featuring some of the best UK sci-fi strips,
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2145 Previewed: Will Pin Bury Dredd For Good?
All the very best of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic previewed here at Comicon.com – it’s time for the Weekly 2000
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Art For Art’s Sake # 13 – Comics = Art
We all know that comics is an artform, right? Which means that comic art is art in itself, right? Oh
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The White Trees #1 From Zdarsky & Anka: Perfection Across 30 Pages
Kris Anka’s absolutely gorgeous artwork was the driving factor for picking this 2-part series up, as I’m not always that
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Debian Perl, Digital Detective…Entertaining and Educating With Such Style!
The latest all-ages graphic novel from Lion Forge’s Caracal imprint, Debian Perl, manages to mix entertainment and education wonderfully well
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Analog Issues 6 & 7: A Series Restart For A Bewildering Second Arc
Through the first five issues of this high-concept near-future sci-fi series, Gerry Duggan and David O’Sullivan produced a fine comic
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Previewing Dr. Mesmer’s Revenge: Classic Carlos Cruz Artwork On Classic British Comics
The Treasury of British Comics resurrects yet another example of the incredible material lying lost for years in the vaults
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Tank Girl Forever Part Two: Swapping Tanks For Capes Still Not Totally Doing It For Me
Tank Girl Forever continues with my favourite girl with the tank donning the super-gear as she finds herself somewhere weird
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Roy Of The Rovers 65th Anniversary Special: Celebrating The Most Famous Footballer In The World
Roy Race… the most famous footballer in the world and an icon to generations of fans over the last 65
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Exclusive Preview – Classic British Superhero The Vigilant Returns In Vigilant: Legacy
Back in 2018, Rebellion and the Treasury of British Comics brought out The Vigilant, a one-shot special featuring classic British
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2144 Previewed: Jaegir’s Back And Dredd’s Up To His Neck In It…
Finales are coming thick and fast in 2000 AD right now. Last week we bid adieu to Harry Absolom in
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Poppy: Genesis One – YouTube Sensation To Mediocre Sci-Fi Graphic Novel
Poppy: Genesis One is a strange, strange thing of a graphic novel, an origin story of an artificial construct played
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Art For Art’s Sake #12 – Beautiful Comic Art For Beautiful People
Art is a magnificent thing – especially comic art… John Reppion and PJ Holden – A Twitter comics page –
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Blade Runner 2019 #2: Sci-Fi Noir Storytelling Overcomes Lagging Artwork
After reading the first issue of this prequel to the Blade Runner story, set in 2019, with the early Blade
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Postal: Deliverance #2 Seeks Retribution But Doesn’t Fire On All Cylinders
Postal: Deliverance issue 1 didn’t do all that much for me, an intriguing idea, but making that big fist issue
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Loner – From The Pages Of Wildcat Thrills, Calamity & Grand Adventures
“In the year 2,500, life on Earth will cease to exist!” That was the doom-laden premise behind Wildcat comic, one
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Coffin Bound #1: A Promise Of Grindhouse Nightmares And High-Octane Thrills Unfulfilled
First issues are tough to get right, they really are. You want it to be hooky, interesting, thrilling, set up
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Sea Of Stars #2: Lost In Space, No Way To Survive… But This Dad Has Other Plans
Lost in space, a son ripped away from his space-faring dad, Sea of Stars began last month with a doozy
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Welcome Back To The Grey Area: What Do You Do When God Wants To Eat Your Planet?
Welcome back to the Global Exo Segregation Zone, The Grey Area. After a disastrous first contact, Earth has set in
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Judge Dredd: The Small House Collected – Previewing The Best, The Most Important Dredd For Years
Judge Dredd: The Small House is, quite simply, the best Dredd I’ve read in years, best since Trifecta, best since
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Best Of British – The Fabulous Adventures Of Vern And Lettuce
Welcome to Pickle Rye, where Lettuce, the rabbit, and Vern, the sheep, spend their days in this wonderful graphic album
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2143 Previewed: Exit Grumpy Old Man – Harry Absalom’s Last Hurrah…
This week, the Weekly 2000 AD bids a fond farewell to a stalwart of the comic, as Harry Absalom has
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Art For Art’s Sake # 10 – Let Art Speak For Itself
Art For Art’s Sake is the regular weekly trawl round the comic world, gathering some of the very best art
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Best Of British: The Lady Doctor Is Ready To See You Now
The Lady Doctor is the excellent follow-up graphic novel to Ian Williams‘ The Bad Doctor from 2014. As both a
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Gender Queer – An Intensely Personal Memoir Of Self-Discovery
There’s a tremendous bravery in this sort of memoir, where Maia Kobabe struggles with gender felt from an early age,
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Political Cartooning For July: The Best From The UK
We’ve had a relatively quiet month over here in the UK politically … Oh, if only! As you might have
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No Ivy League – Homeschooling Meets The Outside World
No Ivy League is a childhood memoir documenting one pivotal summer in Hazel Newlevant‘s life, something that she says transformed
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The Weekly 2000AD – Prog 2142 Previewed: Indigo Prime In The Clutches Of Christhulhu
It’s a slightly late Weekly 2000 AD this week – blame Comic-Con for that! It’s more of the same, as
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Roy Of The Rovers: The Best Of The 1960s – More Incredible Football Tales From Melchester’s Finest
The reprints of the finest player ever to put on a Melchester Rovers strip continues into the 60s here as
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