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The next issue of Egmont’s TOXIC, on sale next week, will be a Gaming Special, presumably following up on the success of the recent issue that included a bonus Fortnite premium. Published every three weeks, the title includes some comic strip as well as a mix of features, sneak peaks at the biggest movie releases, reviews ofContinue reading Next week’s TOXIC magazine to be another Gaming Special
PanelxPanel #16 – Giant Days is on sale later month, covering US publisher Boom’s Giant Days series, by John Allison, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar and Jim Campbell. PanelxPanel is a digital magazine celebrating the medium of comics, edited by Strip Panel Naked host Hass Otsmane-Elhaou, and features a rotating set of writers ranging from criticsContinue reading Coming Soon: PanelxPanel #16 – Giant Days
TV YEARS, a brand-new magazine about old telly is on sale now in all good newsagents – and includes articles by a host of great writers, including Doctor Who Magazine contributors Graham Kibble-White and Andrew Pixley. Published by Bauer Media, the first issue is a fun read, all about the nostalgia decade du-jour, The Eighties.Continue reading New “TV Years” magazine celebrates the 1980s with look back at Doctor Who, Spitting Image and more
The new ComicScene UK magazine has launched a crowdfunder to get the magazine into over 600 shops across the UK on a monthly basis. They need to raise £5000 plus for the upfront cost to do this. Declaration of interest – I’m one of the writers on the title and I helped get the titleContinue reading Crowdfunding Spotlight: Can you help get ComicScene UK into WHSmith and other newsagents?
While the team behind the new ComicScene UK magazine may have only planned that the title be subscription only when they launched it, everything has changed – rapidly. After releasing a brilliant promotional #0 earlier this year, the magazine caught the attention of comic shop owners, with both Forbidden Planet chains both quickly striking dealsContinue reading ComicScene UK distribution expands, now available through all British comic shops