Druillet’s The Night – Nihilistic Violence Borne Of Love And Anger
A post-apocalyptic world of violence and death, an explosive expressive of an artist’s personal grief, The Night is a stunning
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Author: Richard Bruton
Slaine: The Horned God – Time To Rediscover A Classic
Unbelievably, it’s been nearly 30 years since the publication of Pat Mills & Simon Bisley’s groundbreaking Sláine: The Horned God
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Strontium Dog: Search & Destroy – The Earliest Days Of The Dog Coming In 2020
The earliest adventures of one of 2000 AD’s greatest characters, Johnny Alpha, the Strontium Dog, is finally being reprinted in
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Analog #9: Nine Issues In And It Feels Like It’s Rushing To An End?
We’re deep into Analog now, this post-digital apocalyptic drama of zero online privacy and an analog solution. And it’s racing
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The Monthly Megazine Preview – Issue 413: Burning Down The House
Time once more to take a monthly spin round the pages of the Judge Dredd Megazine, this month all under
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Mooncakes: A Magical Romance That Absolutely Enchants
In Mooncakes we have a magical tale of childhood crushes meeting again as teens and having to navigate what their
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2154 Previewed: Hope’s Apocalypse Then
Time once more for The Weekly 2000 AD, Comicon’s 7-day look inside the pages of the best damn sci-fi comic
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Art For Art’s Sake # 21 – The Ninth Art Looks So Good…
Art For Art’s Sake delivers a fresh shot of sequential art beauty every seven days here at Comicon, whether it’s
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The Illuminati Ball – An Adaptation That Should Have Kept Its Brilliance On The Stage
You know when something is trailed as wonderful, has pull quotes by someone whose work you love and respect the
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Best Of British – Time For More #Roktober: Looking Back On Rok Of The Reds
With Rok Of The Gods currently in the middle of its Kickstarter (go pledge here), it’s a perfect time to
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Coffin Bound #3: Grindhouse Action Or Grinding It Out?
The grindhouse action keeps coming in Coffin Bound, with Izzy on the run, an unstoppable killer after her and she’s
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Best Of British – Walking Distance: The Simplicity Of An Urban Walk That Turns Existential
Walking Distance starts innocently enough, as Lizzy Stewart talks of her love of seeing those shots in the movies of
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2152 Previewed: Burn Baby Burn!
Time once more for a spin around this week’s 2000 AD. Three Progs into the new set of strips and
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Art For Art’s Sake # 20 – Oh The Art, The Art….
Art For Art’s Sake, the weekly Comicon spin around some of the gorgeous artwork I’ve spotted this week… new, old,
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Isadora: A Biography That Misses The Essence Of The Mother Of Dance
When chronicling the life of one of the world’s most innovative, wonderful dancers, you need a book that ascends to
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2000AD Collects Occult Cop Drama ‘Absalom: Terminal Diagnosis’
Harry Absalom, everyone’s favourite grumpy old copper is dying. But there’s one last thing he needs to do before he
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Ryuko Volume 2: The Brilliant Manga Crime Thriller Races To A Beautiful Conclusion
The explosive finale to Eldo Yoshimizu’s manga gangster tale, Ryuko Volume 2 is a continued rush of reading, complete with
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Sea Of Stars #4: Taking It To The Next Level And Still Superb
A father, a son, and a whole lot of space between them. That’s the set-up for Sea of Stars. Basically
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The Art Of Politics – September In The UK: Turning The Political Chaos Up To 11
The Art of Politics… a monthly look at the best political cartooning coming out of the UK, where the political
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Scream! Presents The Thirteenth Floor: New Tales From The Tower Block Of Terror
No Scream! & Misty Special this year for your Halloween scares, instead The Treasury Of British Comics takes you on
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Gerry Duggan & John McCrea On Their New Image Series ‘Dead Eyes’
You’ve heard the news, but now it’s time to forget the past and start talking Dead Eyes, the brand-new Image
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Misty Presents The Beautiful & Haunting Jordi Badia Romero Collection
Jordi Badia Romero was truly one of those unsung masters of comics and, as many would agree, his Misty work
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The White Trees #2: A Balletic Finale For A Book Of The Year
Chip Zdarsky and Kris Anka’s comic masterclass concludes with a pitch-perfect second-part that delivers an expansive, thrilling, and breakneck speed
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2151 Previewed: Madmen & The Moon For Defoe In Divisor
More spectacular sci-fi from 2000 AD, with yet more brilliant Dredd as MC-1’s finest heads down to robo-controlled Guatemala, Defoe
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Art For Art’s Sake # 19 – Pretty (Comic) Pictures For Your Pleasure
Once more around the comic art world? Oh, why not… it’s time for the Comicon Art For Art’s Sake column.
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Get Ready For #Roktober With Rok The God Preview Edition And Kickstarter
It’s nearly time for the brand new series featuring Rok of the Reds, the world’s first alien footballer, when Rok
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Kickstart This – Welcome To The Wackiest, Weirdest Record Label In The World: Hitsville UK
A surreal love-letter to the weirder corners of pop music, Hitsville UK by John Riordan and Dan Cox was one
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2150 Previewed: Bid Farewell To Hershey In The Latest Jumping On Prog
It’s a bumper Prog this week for the Weekly 2000 AD, as it’s another one of those perfect jumping-on points
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Art For Art’s Sake #18 – Relax And Enjoy The Art
Every week, the Comicon Art For Art’s Sake column brings you the very best in comic art that I’ve seen
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Best Of British: Department Of The Peculiar…Goes Pop – A Smart Comedy Adventure, Brit Style
When all else fails and you’re faced with the downright weird, dangerous and plain peculiar, it’s time to call in
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Coffin Bound #2: Fast-Paced & Bloody Action Comes Undone In The Dialogue…
Issue two of Coffin Bound begins with a murderous patchwork man and ends with a bloody death. In between it
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