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The Story of “Greann”, Ireland’s First Comic Book – from a veteran of the 1916 Rising
Ireland’s first ever comic, published in the 1930s, uncovered
2000AD Talent Search Returns to Thought Bubble
Do you have what it takes to be a 2000AD creator?
Celebrating 20 Years of Hibernia Comics
Publisher David McDonald reflects on 20 years of plundering comic archives!
Royal Mail celebrates 75th anniversary of publication of “The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe”
Narnia reimagined by artist Keith Robinson
Philip and Shelly Bond in the Spotlight in latest “Between the Lines” magazine
LICAF’s latest online zine is available for free now
The Phoenix Comic brings Phoenix Fest 2025 to the Lakes
The UK’s Best Kids’ Comic Festival Joins forces with the Lakes International Comic Art Festival
Are you ready for The First 100? New Judge Dredd saga starts today in 2000AD
New peril on the streets of Mega City One!
In Review: Final Destination – Bloodlines
Tim Robins: “This one is among the best of six so far…”
In Review: Heavy Metal #1 (2025)
Has Heavy Metal returned, better, faster, fitter, stronger?
Charlie Adlard, Serge Bloch, Philip Bond, Alison Sampson and more Lakes Festival 2025 lineup
More guests join the growing list!
Cultural history of British comics explored
A study of British comics that passed us by…
British Radio Adventure Serials in the spotlight in new book from Telos Publishing
The original DannDare radio and more in the spotlight
In Memoriam: Comics Writer Peter David
Sad farewell to the “Writer of Stuff”
Online Shubbak Festival event explores “Enter the Mulberry Tree and Fly Free” exhibition
A special free online event this Thursday
Auld Alliance Comics Festival comes to Edinburgh
A special Scottish comics event in July
Fifteenth Doctor, Ruby Sunday Barbie Dolls unveiled at MCM London Comic Con
Latest Doctor Who Barbie tie-ins revealed
Rare Leo Baxendale original “Bash Street Kids” art heads to auction this weekend
Dig deep, Baxendale fans! Have you checked down the sofa?
Artist Len Grant wheelie knows Chorlton, as new art book reveals
If you live in Chorlton, or, know by its grander monkiker, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, a suburban area of Manchester, or simply love urban sketch art, then you may like to check out a new sketch book by artist Len Grant. Len has… Read More ›
In Review: Doctor Who – The Interstellar Song Contest
The most enjoyable episode in many a year? Tim Robins thinks so