French comic magazine Métal Hurlant is 50 years old and the Cartoon Art Museum in Brussels is celebrating
Reviews
In Review: Guido Crepax – “We loved you so much, Valentina” at the Galerie Martel, Brussels
If in Brussels, this is an exhibition you must not miss!
In Review: One Battle After Another
One Battle After Another is back in cinemas. Tim Robins takes its measure
In Review: Silent Pictures by Kevin O’Neill
Luke Williams checks out this posthumously published perambulation
In Review: Sirât
Sirât is ambient film making at its finest…
New Captain Scarlet Collector’s Edition Blu-ray incoming
Gerry Anderson’s reimagining of one of his darker shows gets a major re-release
In Review: Project Hail Mary
Hard SF this isn’t…
In Review: The Bride!
You might marry up to this more than you thought
In Review: Scream 7
It’s fun, but could have been bolder…
In Review: Brickman #2 by Lew Stringer
It’s Smack-You-in-the-Face FANTASTIC, enthuses Philip Boyce
In Pictures: Comic Cuts – The Work of Barrie Mitchell
Football comic artist ace Barrie Mitchell delivers an incredible gallery of his work last month
In Review: Rex Power – Invasion of the Fear Bugs by RAMZEE and Claude TC
Jurassic measures will need to be taken if a dino-mic duo want to save the day…
Retro Review: Skrull Kill Krew Omnibus
Lucy Braithwaite – or is it? – catches up on plenty of Skrullduggery!
In Review: All You Need is Kill (2025)
Tim Robins checks out this big screen anime
In Review: Darwyn Cooke’s The Complete Spirit : Connoisseur Edition
For the most part noir-ish Darwyn Cooke’s The Spirit might be, but essentially it is noir with a twinkle in its eye, says Luke Williams… The Book: With his masterful storytelling and flair for noir style, the late Darwyn Cooke was uniquely… Read More ›
In Review: Return to Skull Island
A great addition to the existing Netflix animated series
In Review: Good Luck, Have Fun Don’t Die
We sent a human to the cinema so the AI could stay at home and make up your medical reports…
In Review: Send Help
Survival horror thriller at its best?
In Review: Johnny Red “A Couple of Heroes”
A handsome volume, the art shining from the paper
Video Review and Picture Gallery – Comics: The Famous & Forgotten Exhibition at The Beacon, Whitehaven
Enjoy a quick video tour of this amazing comic art exhibition!