Author Archives
Brought up on a diet of Commando, British Boys Annuals and Asterix, Lucas Williams’s day job limits his reading time. Luckily for everyone else this also restricts his writing time.
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In Review: Sector 13 is Seven (issues, that is)
Northern Ireland’s 2000AD tribute zine gets a full probing from Luke Williams
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Piston Pumping! Rob Williams and Pye Parr’s Petrol Head – Exclusive Interview
Are you ready to take a dangerous ride into a robot-ridden future? Read on!
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Retro Review: Queen & Country by Greg Rucka et al
Luke Williams steps back to the Noughties for some serious, spy-fi
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Retro Review: Orwell by Pierre Christin and Sébastien Verdier
George Orwell was a writer whose life was every bit as fascinating and forward-looking as his books…
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In Review: This Comic is Haunted #2
Luke Williams boards up the windows and chains up the doors before checking out this new horror comic…
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Comics Abroad: A Visit to the Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco
Luke Williams paid a trip to San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum earlier this year, and enjoyed what he found…
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In Review: Disorder by Erika Price
Luke Williams is unsettled by writer-artist Erika Price’s powerful comic and art…
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Crowdfunding Spotlight: The Berg – a Sneak Peek
An ordinary job for a team of London sanitation workers turns into a life or death struggle against an unthinkable horror
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In Review: Explosive Sweet Freezer Razors by Gareth A. Hopkins
When is a comic not a comic? Gareth A. Hopkins stretches boundaries with his latest story collection
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Retro Review: Excalibur by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer
Luke Williams dives back into an often under appreciated Marvel Comic title
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Exclusive Interview: Alan Fisher, the man behind the new “Strontium Dog” figure, coming soon
Luke Williams chats to the designer of a new, official Strontium Dog figure
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In Review: Joe and his Killer Robot Dad
Luke Williams checks out this new title. C’mon, what’s not to like about killer robots?
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In Review: WIP XL
Luke Williams checks out WIP Comics tabloid anthology comic
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Johnny Alpha Strontium Dog statue in the works
Who doesn’t want a Johnny Alpha Statue?
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Retro Review: Night Raven – House of Cards
Luke Williams steps back into the 1990s for a look at Jamie Delano and David Lloyd’s pulp adventure-inspired graphic novel
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In Review: Blazer No. 3
Luke Williams delivers his take on The 77 Publications latest adventure comic
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In Review: The Brussels Comic Trail
Luke and Rhian Williams take you on a quick tour of Brussels impressive comic related street art
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In Review: This Comic is Haunted #1
Review by Luke Williams The collective known as The77 Publications are a hive of industry. Already publishing The ’77, Blazer, Pandora, now they’ve launched This Comic Is Haunted, a homage to the EC and Warren comics of the 1950s, 60s… Read More ›
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In Review: The Lakes International Comic Art Festival 2022
Luke Williams reports on the latest Lakes International Comic Art Festival, which has moved location to Bowness-on-Windermere
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In Review: “SHED” by Richard Fairgray and Lucy Campagnolo
Luke Williams checks out an intriguing story by Richard Fairgray and Lucy Campagnolo, published by Blue Fox Comics