Kickstart This: The Next Set Of Comicscene’s ‘History Of Comics’ Is Here
The third set of the Comicscene History Of Comics is live right now on Kickstarter – a partwork covering the
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The Monthly Megazine Issue #436: Not The Carrots. Not Again.
The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
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Previewing ‘Sláine: Dragontamer’ – Going Out On An Artistic HighAnd Kissing The Axe One Last Time
Created by Pat Mills and Angie Kincaid, some 40 years back, the adventures of 2000 AD‘s legendary Celtic warrior, Sláine,
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2249: Endings, Endings, More Endings
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic for four decades and
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Art For Art’s Sake # 120: Bring On The ART
Art For Art’s Sake, bringing the ninth art to your two eyes every seven days…
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Webcomic Weekly – Darryl Cunningham’s ‘Voices From The NHS’
Darryl Cunningham, one of Britain’s premier journalistic graphic novelists, has recently worked with Warwick University’s History department for their People’s
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2248: The Deadly World Of Kali Comes To Jaegir
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic for four decades and
Read moreThe Art Of Politics (August): Afghan Falls, Andrew Sweats (Maybe), Another Covid Variant (Number God Knows) And Apocalyptic Climate News
Welcome one and all to the wide world of political cartooning and The Art of Politics… the best cartoonists in
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2247: Time For The Walking Dredd!
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic for four decades and
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: John Cei Douglas’ ‘Some Kind Of Dogs’
How’s about this for a perfect formula for Webcomic Weekly? Take one brilliant cartoonist and add whimsical funny shorts about
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 119: Génie De La Bande Dessinée, Andre Franquin
Art for Art’s Sake, bringing the art into your lives, one week at a time. This week, more great comic
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: Welcome To ‘Slug Cafe’
Welcome to Webcomic Weekly, the nominally every 7-day feature covering comics on the Internet… whatever they are, however they’re presented.
Read moreReview Extra: ‘Mega Robo Definition’ – A Few Pages Of Heartbreaking Wonder In ‘Mega Robo Bros Double Threat’
In just a few pages, Neill Cameron’s Mega Robo Bros goes into wonderful, heartbreaking territory in a tale called ‘Mega
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2246: Time To Get Regened Again
Four times a year, the pages of the Galaxy’s Greatest get turned over to Tharg’s lil’ nephew, Jojo-Jargo, who fills
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 118: “Rocket Man, Burning Out His Fuse Up Here Alone”
Art For Art’s Sake – guiding you through the world of comic art, one week’s great artwork at a time…this
Read moreHere Be Dragons: Previewing ‘Firekind’ From 2000 AD
The next digital-only release from 2000 AD brings us a dash of fantasy, John Smith style – release the dragons,
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: Chloe Noonan Returns For A Summer Special
Okay, so is it really Webcomic Weekly if the last one came back in July? But never mind, we’re back
Read moreFree Comics: ‘Stray Bullets’ Meets ‘Stray Toasters’ – The David Lapham And Bill Sienkiewicz Unpublished Batman Story
It’s always nice to get free things, and since this is the month of the delayed Free Comic Book Day,
Read moreAnthrax, Judge Dredd, Chris Weston: They ARE The Law!
The Anthrax Among The Living graphic novel is out now from Z2 Comics and, as we’ve already shown you, it’s
Read moreThe Monthly Megazine Issue #435: Like A Vamp Out Of Hell
The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
Read moreBest Of British Review: ‘Mega Robo Bros Double Threat’ Delivers More Robo Action, More Robo Fun!
Yes, it’s time for more fun, more wonder, more excitement, and more adventure from Neill Cameron’s Mega Robo Bros, bringing
Read moreCrisis On Infinite (Marvel) Earths? Wonderful Invention Amongst The Fan Made Comics
Here’s a strange one that’s popped up online, a fan-made version of Crisis on Infinite Earths, just with absolutely EVERY
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2245: Get Your Funt On With Sinister Dexter
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic for four decades and
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 117 – Look At The Beautiful Grotesqueries Of Kevin O’Neill
Art For Art’s Sake, where we show you great art every single week – this week, we have an extra
Read morePreview: ‘The Thirteenth Floor Volume 3’ – There Goes The Neighbourhood – Max Is Back!
The third and final volume of The Thirteenth Floor means the return of maniacal Max, the psychopathic computer with his
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Hershey – Disease’ Is A Blistering And Brutal Final Act For Hershey
Well, we previewed this at Comicon a few weeks ago, but it’s one that I wanted to have a bit
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2244: There’s Hell To Pay In Aquila
Time to head out to the land of 2000 AD, the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic for four decades and
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Mega Robo Bros Power Up’ – New Format, Same Brilliant Comics
I’ve told you about Neill Cameron and his Mega Robo Bros strip here at Comicon in the past (here, here,
Read morePreview: ‘The Stainless Steel Rat Deluxe Edition’ – The Galaxy’s Greatest Galactic Agent/ Con Man/ President
The return of a legendary character, from the legendary Harry Harrison novels, brought to 2000 AD by the legendary team
Read moreBest Of British Review: ‘Lights, Planets, People!’ – A Beautiful Graphic Novel Of Communication And Mental Health
Light, Planets, People! is a new graphic novel adapted by Molly Naylor from her play, and illustrated, beautifully so, by
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 116 – The Magnificent Margaux Motin
Hold everything, it’s time for another few moments of artistic bliss… it’s Art For Art’s Sake…
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