Webcomic Weekly: ‘Sarah’s Scribbles’ Brings The Joy And Absurdity
Webcomic Weekly is Comicon’s weekly look at, well, webcomics. Did I really have to explain that one? Anyhow, this week
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Art For Art’s Sake #87: It’s Time To Put On Make-Up
Welcome to yet another Art For Art’s Sake from the end of the world… or is it just me who
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Preview: ‘The Night Of The Devil’: More From The Genius That Was Hugo Pratt
Hugo Pratt’s Corto Maltese is, quite rightly, seen as one of the absolute classics of European classics. But thanks to
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The Monthly Megazine Issue #428: Ain’t No Happy New Year For Dredd
The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in the sister monthly to
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘Witchy’ Is Positively Enchanting
Webcomic Weekly – doing just what it says, putting a webcomic I love in front of you every week. This
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2214: It’s Vexplosive!
Here we go, barrelling into 2021 and it looks like it’s going to be just as interesting as 2020. Strap
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Art For Art’s Sake #86 : Welcome To 2021, Welcome To Neo Tokyo
Okay, so the world didn’t end in 2020… congratulations one and all, we made it into January. Now, whilst we’re
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Euro Reviews: When The Animals Start Talking, A World Shifts In ‘Eden’
Now, Eden really is a fascinating one, a meditation on our natures, our relationships with the animals, our cruelty and
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Review: ‘Essential Judge Dredd – The Apocalypse War’ Is Still One Of The Best Of The Epic Dredd Tales
With 40+ years of Dredd tales to choose from, the new Essential Judge Dredd has opened with an impressive one-two
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Best Of British Review: ‘Malty Heave’ #2 Offers Up Two Very Good Horror Tales All In One Issue
Phil Elliott and Rob Wells‘ second issue of Malty Heave dives into horror, tongues planted firmly in cheeks, playing with
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Webcomic Weekly: The Fantastical, Arabesque ‘Skal’ by Jennie Gyllblad
The Skal webcomic is a beautifully realised fantasy, lush in both art and imagination, a tale of far-off Arabian-esque lands,
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Preview: Sonny Liew’s ‘The Science Behind Covid-19’ Is Essential Reading In The Pandemic
With Covid-19 vaccinations beginning to happen globally now, there’s a sense that things might, just might, be getting a little
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In Mega-City One No One Can Hear You Scream! Previewing ‘Judge Dredd Case Files’ #36
The juggernaut of the Judge Dredd Case Files continues, reprinting every Dredd, in order. And here we’re up to 2002
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The Art Of Politics: Saying Goodbye To The Plague Year
Last Art Of Politics for the year, our monthly check-in on the best political cartoonists. Covid, lockdowns, so many tiers/tears,
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Preview: ‘Freddy Vs School’ – Neill Cameron’s Mega-Robo Boy Goes Solo
Brand new hilarity from Neill Cameron with the January publication of his first novel featuring one half of one of
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2213: Happy New Year Happy New Prog
It’s time for the 2021 show to begin, let’s hope it’s not as bad as 2020. But no matter what,
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Webcomic Weekly:’OGLAF’ Is A Very Different And Very Funny Sort Of NSFW Webcomic
Webcomics Weekly – one webcomic every week – simple really. This week, something different as we dive into the ridiculously
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Preview: ‘Hope… Under Fire’ – Noir-Crime, Wrapped In Magic, Drenched In Style
Hope… Under Fire is the second adventure for Mallory Hope set in an alternate Los Angeles where magic is part
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Art For Art’s Sake #85: A Boxing Day Knockout
Here in Britain, the day after Christmas Day is called Boxing Day. Something to do with all the rich folks
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Euro Reviews: The Magnificent Entertainment Continues In ‘Cutting Edge: The Siren’s Song Book 2’
Okay then, a little while ago I told you about Cutting Edge – The Siren’s Song book one from writer Francesco
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Webcomic Weekly – Scoob & Shag – Going Way Way Beyond Parody
Webcomic Weekly – doing just what it says and showing you another great webcomic every single (well, hopefully) week. This
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Art For Art’s Sake #84: Christmas Greetings Everyone
Welcome to the Art For Art’s Sake Christmas Special for 2020. It’s been a funny old year, hasn’t it? And
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Euro Reviews: ‘Cutting Edge’ Volume 1 – There’s Nothing Wrong With Basic Entertaining Page-Turning Fun
Cutting Edge: The Siren’s Song is an absolutely wonderful piece of nonsense of a comic from writer Francesco Dimitri and artist Mario
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Talking With Neill Cameron About ‘2020 365’, Possibly The Best Webcomic Of 2020
Just the other day, we told you all about Neill Cameron‘s excellent webcomic created throughout this most screwed up of
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Preview: ‘The Steel Claw’ – The Epitome Of The Strange British ‘Hero’
Another classic from the archives of British comics as the Treasury of British Comics brings back The Steel Claw:
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More 2000AD Audio Dramas Announced: ‘Future Shocks’ Podcasts Exclusive To Subscribers
Following on from announcements of future 2000 AD audiobook adaptations of the likes of Judge Dredd The Pit, Brink, and
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Preview: Third World War Book 2 – Back To Babylon
Third World War – Book 2 – Back To Babylon, where Pat Mills brings his striking political tale of global
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Webcomics Weekly: Neill Cameron’s ‘2020 365’ – A Brilliant Year Long Thing To Make 2020 Better
Webcomics Weekly, taking a look at a webcomic we reckon you’re going to love every single week. This week, it’s
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More New Audiobooks From 2000 AD – ‘Judge Dredd: The Pit’, ‘Halo Jones’ And ‘Brink’
Back in March of 2020 (which feels like it was about 5 years ago right now), Rebellion announced a deal
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Preview: ‘Armoured Gideon’ Ushers In A Year Of Digital ‘2000 AD’
2021 is the year 2000 AD embraces digitally even more than it already does, with a series of perhaps lesser-known
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2212: Goodbye 2020, Seeing The Plague Year Out In 2000 AD Style.
The Weekly 2000 AD, week in, week out, our look at Britain’s longest-running sci-fi comic, 2000 AD. Except this week
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