My choice of archive Commando reading may have been driven for a cameo by my friend, Colin Noble, but this story set in war torn Stalingrad by Richard Davis and Carlos Pino didn’t disappoint
Reviews
In Review: Clash of Blades
Norman Boyd checks out another great classic comic collection packed with derring-do
In Review: John Steel: Special Agent World War II
Norman Boyd revels in some Ron Turner goodness from Book Palace
In Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (2021)
Action-packed right out of the trap
In Review: Zack Snyder’s The Justice League aka “The Snyder Cut”
Tim Robins take in the extended Justice League film…
Dan Dare faces more alien menace in latest Spaceship Away, on sale now
SF action aplenty ahead with Dan Dare, Jeff Hawke and more
In Review: WandaVision (2021)
Tim Robins review is not spoiler free! Don’t end up cursing and ignore this warning!
In Review: Superman & Lois (CW)
More soap than Superman? Maybe not. Tim Robins checks out the latest series to star the Kryptonian superhero…
In Review: Major Eazy Volume One: The Italian Campaign
Classic World War Two action strip revisited in style
In Review: Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos – The Epilogue
Richard Sheaf reviews the last “regular” – and massive! – Jeff Hawke Fan Club release
“Ron Turner’s Beyond”, new strip collection, available now
Andrew Darlington tales a look at a smashing new collection of Ron Turner strips
In Review: Breakwater
A beautiful, warm, engaging, gorgeously-drawn graphic novel
In Review: Jump, a Dutch humour anthology
Peter Duncan takes a quick look at a recently-launched Dutch anthology
In Rapid Review: The Steel Claw, 2000AD Prog 2217 – and a quick 2021 Rebellion releases reminder
Slick thrills and a deadly invisible man, too!
In Review: The Great Derelict Podcast’s “A Brief-ish History of Dan Dare”
A look at a take on Dan Dare – which offers some hard outside views on whether he’s still relevant today
In Review: The Angry Planet
Fancy some SF pulp-inspired adventure? It’s right here!
In Review, Times Two: “King’s Reach” by John Sanders
Two views on “KIng’s Reach” by John Sanders, a new book offering the inside story on British comics over several decades
In Review: The Sea Shepherd by Sean Azzopardi
Sean Azzopardi brings the motivations that inspired the Sea Shepherd organisation’s ongoing struggle to vivid and disturbing life…
In Review: Doctor Who – Revolution of The Daleks
Three cheers for Chris Chibnall and Co. for bringing Doctor Who back in spectacular fashion
In Review: Fleetway Picture Library Classics – Pirate Tales
Ar, me hearties! There be hidden treasure here…