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• Flesk Publications announces new edition of Mark Schultz’s “Portfolio”

  By John Freeman on 9 April 2024

  

  New art book on the way, revamped

• World War One action aplenty, and Ramsey’s Raiders, too! Commando ranks swell again as new writer Petri Hänninen is enlisted

  By John Freeman on 9 April 2024

  

  World War One action aplenty, and Ramsey’s Raiders, too!

• Lakes International Comic Art Festival and VIP Brands Ltd. launch 2024 “Sophie Castille Award – English” for Comics in Translation

  By John Freeman on 9 April 2024 • ( 1 )

  

  The 2024 Sophie Castille Award challenge to find the best graphic novels translated into English has begun

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: The Stranger #1 by Tom Philipson, James Patricks and Devlin Baker

  By John Freeman on 8 April 2024

  

  Check out this slick-looking Noir/Mystery Superhero comic

• Lakes international Comic Art Festival 2024 exhibitors lineup revealed

  By John Freeman on 8 April 2024

  

  Some ace comic creators are exhibiting at the Lakes Festival in September

• In Review: 3-Body Problem (Netflix)

  By Tim Robins on 8 April 2024

  

  Tim Robins checks out the new Netflix adaptation of a much-praised Chinese SF epic

• John Patrick Reynolds latest Beano character inspired prints revealed

  By John Freeman on 7 April 2024

  

  More fun limited edition prints from John Patrick Reynolds

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: Who Killed Nessie? A Quick Chat with Paul Cornell & Rachael Smith

  By John Freeman on 7 April 2024 • ( 1 )

  

  We catch up with Paul Cornell and Rachael Smith, and chat with them about their new graphic novel, Who Killed Nessie?, currently seeking crowdfunding

• WebFind: The Clangers Script Book deep discounted by Postscript Books

  By John Freeman on 7 April 2024

  

  A bargain for lovers of the work of Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin

• Doctor Who – Terror from the Deep: Episode 73

  By John Freeman on 6 April 2024 • ( 2 )

  

  The Daleks victorious? Not if the Doctor has anything to say about it…

• Hibernia delivers up Lost Treasures, a superb collection of little-known British comic gems

  By John Freeman on 6 April 2024

  

  Don’t miss out on these gems!

• Coming Soon: Quantum #7, featuring The Clockwork Cavalier

  By John Freeman on 6 April 2024

  

  Steampunk? Clockpunk? Rip-roaring adventure? Why not all three?

• New Stingray comics in the works as part of show’s 60th anniversary celebrations

  By John Freeman on 6 April 2024

  

  Dive into the Depths of Adventure: Celebrate 60 Years of Stingray with a Spectacular Multi-Platform Experience

• Lancaster gets a new indie comic shop, Zine Freak, ahead of this year’s Coco Comic Con

  By John Freeman on 5 April 2024

  

  Lancaster, already home to First Age Comics, has a new indie comic shop, Zine Freak

• Exclusive: Writer, artist, and filmmaker Chris Shepherd’s debut graphic novel, “Anfield Road” launches from Titan in September

  By John Freeman on 5 April 2024

  

  Writer, artist, and filmmaker Chris Shepherd’s debut graphic novel lands in September

• The Beano’s “Billy the Cat”, the origin story?

  By John Freeman on 5 April 2024

  

  Whatever happened to Billy the Cat? Author David Carman has some ideas

• Who remembers Jerry Siegel’s British superheroes,”Gadgetman and Gimmick-Kid”?

  By John Freeman on 4 April 2024 • ( 3 )

  

  Looking back at one of Lion comic’s craziest strips, the work of Superman’s co-creator

• “Webcomic Name” cartoonist Alex Norris continues battle for his creation

  By John Freeman on 3 April 2024

  

  A crowdfunder to raise monies to continue a popular web comic has just relaunched

• This Week’s Rebellion Releases: New Judge Dredd story begins in 2000AD, Jon Lock joins Tharg’s ranks!

  By John Freeman on 3 April 2024

  

  New thrills in 2000AD, and a new writer joins Tharg’s team, too!

• Striker’s final whistle: creator Pete Nash wraps his long-running football saga

  By John Freeman on 3 April 2024

  

  The Striker saga is about to draw to a close… just a little later than planned

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