An updated and revised edition of Filmed in Supermarionation, which sprang from the eponymous Gerry and Sylvia Anderson-inspired documentary, has been released
Books
First win in 50 years for a graphic novel at 2022 Yoto Carnegie Greenaway Awards
Long Way Down, illustrated by Danica Novgorodoff, has won the Yoto Kate Greenaway Medal – the first graphic novel to win since Raymond Briggs’ Father Christmas in 1973
Are David Hailwood’s Reality Rangers set to reign over Jubilee weekend?
If you haven’t caught up with David Hailwood’s kids book project, Reality Rangers, here’s your chance to do it for free
The Astounding Jason Hyde collection joins this year’s Rebellion releases
“The Astounding Jason Hyde”, a collection of text stories written by SF author Barrington J. Bayley is on its way in September as one of the Treasury of British Comics titles this year
Exciting News Inside? Looking back at Battle’s merger with Action
Back in 1977, how did fans of Action and Battle react to the merger of their favourite weekly British comics? We plundered the memories of some of them, including Garth Ennis, and former Battle editor, David Hunt…
Andrew Skilleter art book trilogy announced, encompassing Doctor Who and more
Artist Andrew Skilleter, best known for his Doctor Who art, has announced the forthcoming publication of a new art book later this year
Doctor Who luminaries contribute to new “Pets in Time” collection, in aid of the RSPCA
The Doctor Who Appreciation Society has just released “Pets in Time”, a new book supporting the RSPCA
New “Battling Britons” out this weekend, “Paperbook Fantastic” available now
Two new publications – Paperbook Fantastic Two, now available on Amazon, and Battling Britons 3, available on Amazon on Sunday, feature splendid cover designs by Bill Cunningham, published by Justin Marriott
Crime Writer Rossa McPhillips joins Commando creative team
The latest Commando comics set sees the debut of former soldier and National Crime Agency officer Rossa McPhillips as a writer on the long-running title
Doctor Who: A Mind-Robbing Minutiae Mystery!
A piece of Doctor Who fan art by Cole Thompson led me down a rabbit hole of Doctor Who exploration – but I didn’t go alone!
Neil Gaiman’s “The Ocean at the End of the Lane” tour dates announced
Tour dates for the National Theatre’s major stage adaptation of The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman have been announced, taking in venues in the UK and Ireland
WebFind: The Adventures of Rascally Rabbit by Pete Rumney
This looks like a fun picture book for kids and parents to share reading together
In Review: Deadly Irish History: The Normans
John Farrelly’s latest Deadly Irish History proves a bit of a hoot!
The Doctor Who Production Diary of John Nathan Turner out today as digital edition
Go behind the scenes with the sometimes controversial producer of the final series of “classic” Doctor Who
Don’t miss out on Tim Quinn and Dicky Howett’s “Monster Marvel Memories”
Supermum! the Fantastic 400! Hulk the Menace! Earth 33 and a Third! If any of the titles of these Marvel-inspired mickey takes spark memories, you’ll like this book…
New Rivers of London series, Deadly Ever After, launches from Titan next month, hot on the heels of new novel
Titan Comics has released a sneak peek at Rivers of London – Deadly Ever After #1 – the unmissable next chapter in the bestselling Rivers of London series
Out Now: the After Man 40th Anniversary Edition by Dougal Dixon
Breakdown Press has released an expanded anniversary edition of a lavishly illustrated work of speculative zoology
Paul Cornell, Mike Hawthorne bring George RR Martin’s “Wild Cards” to Marvel this June
Coming soon to comic shops is a new Marvel project from Paul Cornell, with artist Mike Hawthorne – Wild Cards #1
Penguin Classics Marvel Collection launches in June
The Penguin Classics Marvel Collection arrives in bookshops this Summer,, offering stories featuring Amazing Spider-Man, Black Panther and Captain America
Ebook returns protest gathers momentum as leading authors join campaign
A petition demanding that Amazon changes its policy on ebook returns is gaining popularity, buoyed by protest from authors such as Ian Rankin and Jeanette Winterson