There’s a new LEGO magazine on sale from today, aimed squarely at encouraging creativity
Young Children’s Comics and Magazines
Winged Weirdness creeps into latest Eco Kids Planet magazine as birds take over!
Have you ever seen a Court of Crows?
Kennedy Publishing launches “Box of… Bing”, out now
Bing is clearly on a mission to take over newsagents!
Redan’s “Fun to Learn Bing” launches this month
Redan Publishing launches a new preschool title this month
Egmont Publishing aims to strengthen position in the kids’ magazines and comics market
Now part of HarperCollins UK, could we be seeing a expansion in comics and magazines from Egmont Publishing?
America’s Autism Parenting Magazine provides wealth of COVID-19 resources, advice for Autism families
America’s Autism Parenting Magazine is providing a free resource oflockdown coping strategies as well as ways for Autism Families to deal with heightened anxieties as a result of the Coronavirus Pandemic
In Memoriam: Polystyle Publications editor John Harvey
We’re sorry to report the passing of former Polystyle Publications staff member John Harvey, whose duties included editor of Pippin in Playland, and who also wrote the title’s “Sooty and Sweep” stories
Egmont Publishing celebrates Ryan’s World, its biggest launch of 2019
As the year draws to a close, Egmont Publishing, pocket.watch and Sunlight Entertainment are celebrating the incredible success of one of Egmont’s 2019 magazine launches, Ryan’s World, a title based on Ryan Kaji, the eight-year old star of the Ryan’s World… Read More ›
Eco Kids Planet’s ‘Britain’s Amazing Islands’ issue out now
The seaweed-eating sheep of North Ronaldsay! The car crash-causing wallabies of the Isle of Man! Just two topics writer JD Savage has covered for Eco Kids Planet’s ‘Britain’s Amazing Islands’ issue.
New Poopsie Slime Surprise magazine launches this week
Egmont Publishing has partnered with MGA Entertainment to launch a new children’s magazine, Poopsie Slime Surprise, on sale in UK newsagents from tomorrow, Wednesday 23rd October, aimed at readers aged six to nine