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: 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
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In Review: Penguin Audio – The 2000AD Adaptations
Luke Williams checks out some of the recently-released 2000AD audio adaptations from Penguin…
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In Review: Blacksad: They All Fall Down – Part 1
Luke Williams checks out the hardcover edition of the latest anthropomorphic adventure from Diaz Canales & Juanjo Guardino, published in English by Dark Horse
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Retro Review: The Chronicles of Genghis Grimtoad
Luke Williams steps back 30 years in time and checks out a gem of a Marvel UK graphic novel by John Wagner, Alan Grant and Ian Gibson…
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In Review: Battle Action Special (2022)
Luke Williams checks out the all-new Battle-Action Special, curated and written by Garth Ennis, featuring a great range of artists, on sale in comic shops from today
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In Review: The77 Issue 7
All the sevens! The77 has hit issue 7. With #8 now seeking back on Kickstarter, Luke Williams checks out the latest issue
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Retro Review: Blacksad – Collected Stories, by Juan Diaz Canales & Juanjo Guarnido
Ahead of the release of the next collection of Blacksad by Dark Horse, Luke Williams checks out their 2020 English collection…
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Retro Review: Bog Bodies by Declan Shalvey and Gavin Fullerton
An Irish gangster on the run after a job gone wrong stumbles upon a young woman lost in the Dublin mountains… Luke Williams catches up on “Bog Bodies” by Declan Shalvey and Gavin Fullerton
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Retro Review: Third World War Book Two: Back to Babylon
Luke Williams checks out the second volume of Third World War by Pat Mills and co., released last year during the pandemic
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Retro Review: Eddie Campbell’s Alec: The Years Have Pants
Luke Williams powers up his Retro-Mobile and checks out a great Eddie Campbell omnibus
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In Review: Madi – Once Upon A Time In The Future
Science fiction, near future action from a talented team
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In Review: The Strange Death of Alex Raymond by Dave Sim & Carson Grubaugh
Set your mind to be warped by Dave Sim and Carson Grubaugh’s book…
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25th Anniversary Retro Review: Leave it To Chance #1 – 13
Luke Williams looks back at a fondly-remembered, award-winning comics gem
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Retrospective Review: Wild’s End by Dan Abnett & I.N.J Culbard
War of the Worlds meets Beatrix Potter. Count on Dan Abnett and INJ Culbard to make this… unsettling!
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In Review: Smash! 2020 Special
A well presented package with some terrific art, but Luke Williams has some concerns…
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In Review: The Stringbags
Luke Williams reviews a powerful new wartime adventure from Garth Ennis and PJ Holden…