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B7 Comics announces “Mr Jones’s Smoking Bones” collection plans
A heady mix of murder, mystery and secret societies!
Coming Soon: A new Alberto Breccia & Carlos Trillo Collection from Epicenter Comics
Don’t miss out on this collection of masterpieces
Crowdfunding Spotlight: PSYComics Odysseus project continues!
Odysseus travels to the Underworld…
Preorders open for The Curse of Frankenstein 4K Limited Edition, London premier date announced
The film that changed horror forever?
Comic Collection Rarities: Hook Jaw
A Hook Jaw collection that barely surfaced…
Dayton Ward looks back at Space: 1999 – and into possible futures
New insights on a classic SF show
Artist Spotlight: George Caltsoudas
A quick look at a distinctive talent
Alan Moore’s “The Great When” Waterstones Book of the Month
There’s this secret part of London hardly anybody knows is there…
An UNEASY exhibition opens soon at London’s All Good Bookshop
A celebration of the labour intensive business of ink on paper and graphite on board
New Women’s Football Fan Yearbook echoes the look of classic football annuals
Women’s Football gets a great-looking Fan YearBook, out in November
Simon Bisley, Liam Sharp head to Oregon
Brit comic talent abroad this weekend
Who Remembers The Topper’s “Tyme Twins”?
Doctor Who homage from a 1970s British weekly comic
Stories speed to conclusion in this week’s 2000AD
Penultimate parts of two thrills this week!
Comic Creator Spotlight: British superhero artist G.F. Christie
Exploring the career of a prolific postcard artist
Raktajino time for Star Trek fans
Is it time for your 24th century coffee fix?
WebFind: Liam Sharp’s first Marvel comic cover – the 1991 Marvel UK Summer Holiday Special
Superhero fun in the sun!
WebFind: Remembering cartoonist and painter HM Bateman
Remembering one of Britain’s best-loved cartoonists
Gosport Comic Con announces Star Trek’s Marina Sirtis as headline guest
Hampshire’s popular indie event returns next March