Like undercover pigeon spies? Alarmingly rude pandas? Cats obsessed with gravy? Epic silliness? This book is for you!
Reviews
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…
Annual GOOF comic returns in time for Macc-Pow
Be the envy of all your friends, don’t miss out on this fun comic!
In Review: Disclosure Day
Tim Robins reviews Stephen Spielberg’s latest blockbuster
In Review: Masters of the Universe
Unexpectedly brilliant. You have the power!
In Review: The Backrooms
Tim Robins has an unnerving time at the cinema…
In Review: Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu
A heat wave inspired retreat to the cinema proved good fun for Tim Robins
In Review: Salvation’s Child by Adrian Tchaikovsky
SF author Adrian Tchaikovsky delivers his first graphic novel
Caveat Emptor: The Great British Comic Riot
A new apparently AI generated book about British comics is more fiction than fact
Commandos battle aliens in all-new adventure, on sale today
Aliens invade war torn Britain!
Unboxed: The Limited-Edition Judge Dredd 2000AD Statue by Jock
Worth the wait, Luke Williams hefty Dredd statue has landed…
In Review: The Wreck by Lizzy Stewart
A glorious meld of prose, illustration and the sequential
In Review: Akira
Re-released in 4K, does this classic manga still measure up?
In Review: The Complete 2000AD Volume One by Alan Moore
Future Shocks, Time Twisters and, well, Moore, obviously!
In Review: The Magic Faraway Tree (2026)
Tim Robins heads into an enchanted, enchanting wood
Target: 2026
Latest Doctor Who Target Books in the limelight
In Review: Métal Hurlant – Embarquement immediat (“Ready for Boarding”)
French comic magazine Métal Hurlant is 50 years old and the Cartoon Art Museum in Brussels is celebrating
In Review: Guido Crepax – “We loved you so much, Valentina” at the Galerie Martel, Brussels
If in Brussels, this is an exhibition you must not miss!
In Review: One Battle After Another
One Battle After Another is back in cinemas. Tim Robins takes its measure