Art For Art’s Sake Mini Special – Happy New Year With Pippa And Liz From ‘Wired World’
It’s the turning of the year again, meaning time for celebrations/reflections* [delete as appropriate] and seeing in the new year
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The Comicon Advent Calendar: Day 21 – A Wired World Nativity For Christmas
Time for another moment of Christmas comic greatness, just for our Comicon Advent Calendar for the year. It’s Philip Bond’s fabulous
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Thought Bubble 2022: The Britpop Band That Never Was Returns In ‘Geezer’ #2
One of the fun finds of last year’s Thought Bubble was the ash-can edition of Geezer #1 by writer Will
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Thought Bubble 2022: New Guest Announcements
Today we get a new raft of guest announcements for Thought Bubble 2022 with Hamish Steele, the creator of the
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Kickstarting Comics: Brit-Pop Satire ‘Geezer’ #1 From Will Potter And Philip Bond
I brought you a preview for new Kickstarter comic, Geezer #1, from Will Potter and Philip Bond during my recent
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Something For The Weekend: Your Weekend Dose Of Popular Posts
What with Thought Bubble last weekend and my regular editing duties here on comicon.com, it’s been a busy, busy, week
Read morePreview: ‘Time Flies’ – The Latest 2000 AD Digital Only Release Grabs Goering From The Temporal Pirates
The latest 2000 AD straight to digital collection is a funny beast – funny in both senses. But there’s plenty
Read moreCrowdfunding Comics: Just Two Weeks Left For Philip Bond’s ‘Ink 12″ Volume2’
Hot off the back of a very successful lockdown Kickstarter – Ink 12″ Vol.1 – comes Ink 12″ Vol.2 from Philip
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 59: Relax… Art Time Again
Another week, another set of great comic art for you. Pull up a chair, make yourself a drink, relax… it’s
Read moreThe Stranger’s Family: ‘Eve Stranger #5’ Reviewed
Jimmy Mac and his friend, Sebastian Madden, knocked out and kidnapped Eve to inject her with a new medicine that will treat her condition without wiping her memory. This frees Eve to finally strike back at Delilah and the E.V.E. Project.
Read moreThe Assassin’s Limits In Eve Stranger #4
Eve is given an impossible mission: she’s ordered to kill a child who may one day grow up to be an apocalyptic fascist prime minister. However, it’s still just a baby, and Eve can’t bring herself to kill a child. Is this the end of Eve, or can she still find a way out?
Read moreMy Friend The Gorilla: Eve Stranger #3 Reviewed
A giant gorilla has attacked Prague, and Eve was tasked with bringing it down. Instead, she made friends with it. The gorilla’s name is Samantha, and she used to be a human woman. Eve agrees to help Samantha stop the people who did this to her, even if Jimmy isn’t too excited at the prospect.
Read moreMonkey Business: Preview Eve Stranger #3 From Barnett, Bond And Black Crown
What is it with giant apes and cities? It’s never a great combination as Eve Stranger is destined to find
Read moreA Killer In Crisis: Eve Stranger #1
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead] Eve Stranger wakes up in a hotel room, but she doesn’t remember who she is or what
Read moreA Killer In Crisis: Eve Stranger #1
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead] Eve Stranger wakes up in a hotel room, but she doesn’t remember who she is or what
Read moreTotal Unrecall: Preview Eve Stranger #1 From Barnett, Bond & Black Crown
Dropping this week from Black Crown is the debut issue of Eve Stranger by David Barnett (Punks Not Dead) and
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Femme Magnifique Is An Informative, Celebratory Salute To Womanhood
People were pretty bummed all around the world when they discovered the outcome of the US elections in the Fall
Read moreTen Takeaways From The Black Crown ‘Ruling Class’ Panel At Portsmouth Comic Con
3pm on the second day of any con seems to be the sweet spot for panels. The sun’s still out
Read moreTank Girl Celebrates 30 Years With Titan Releases And Events Starting In April
Created by Alan Martin and Jamie Hewlett way, way back in 1988 as a black and white strip in Deadline
Read moreThe Rundown On 48 Pages Of Comics, Culture & Cool In Black Crown Quarterly #2
Sporting a cover by Martin Simmonds (Punks Not Dead) Black Crown Quarterly #2 ambles into comic book stores this Wednesday, the
Read moreSnotty, Sexy And Seductive: Reviewing Black Crown Quarterly #1
Black Crown Quarterly #1, out today in comic shops, is something similar the old Fat Wreck Chord samplers this punk
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