Another superb edition of the long-running art anthology
Features
Comic Creator Spotlight: Massimo Carnevale
Spotlight on the award-winning Italian artist
In Review: Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Does whatever a Spider-Man should…
5 Non-Fiction Books About Comics
David Ferguson offers some biography and history suggestions
Archive Interview: Leah Moore and John Reppion on Albion
Plucked from the early 2000s, a special interview by Joe Gordon
In Review: Battler Britton: Bloody Good Show
Garth Ennis and Colin Wilson’s take on a classic IPC war hero…
In Review: Concrete – Stars Over Sand
Luke Williams checks out the first new Concrete mini-series in twenty years…
In Review: Albion
Luke Williams checks out the latest collection of a British comics revamp curiosity…
In Review: The Odyssey
Tim Robins checks out Christopher Nolan’s mythic epic
In Review: The Furious
Kick ass kung fu of the groovy kind!
Scripting the Harbour Launch Build in the Eagle Book of Hobbies
A rare script by one of Eagle comic’s original contributors unearthed
Looking Back at Enniskillen Comic Fest 2026
Andy Boal offers his “highly biased” review
In Memoriam: Doctor Who Author and Editor Justin Richards
A much-appreciated contributor to Doctor Who beyond television has passed
In Review and in Pictures: Stoke Commando and British Weekly Comic Swap Meet
James Bacon went on manoeuvres to Lincoln…
In Review: Obsession
This breakout horror film has had an extended theatrical release
In Review: Squid Bits: That’s a Nice Hat By Jess Bradley
Like undercover pigeon spies? Alarmingly rude pandas? Cats obsessed with gravy? Epic silliness? This book is for you!
In Review: Supergirl
Tim Robins fled to a cinema to chill, only to find it as hot as the on screen action…
In Review: The New Adventures from The Trigan Empire Book I
Steve Winders offers his take on the recently-released new Trigan Empire tale…
Rabbit Hole Comics Research: Who drew Britain’s “Deputy Dawg” comic?
Who drew Deputy Dawg for TV Comic? Can you help?
Batman and Superman, voices for Refugees since the 1940s
Each year, 20th June marks World Refugee Day, the international day to honour people who have been forced to flee. Refugees from the terrors of war and persecution, and disasters such as famine, have always stirred mixed reaction, not all… Read More ›