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• Behind the Scenes on Eagle: Secrets of Doomlord Revealed!

  By John Freeman on April 16, 2020 • ( 2 )

  

  A quick delve into some of the mysteries surrounding the 1980s Eagle photo strips…

• Stand By for Sequential 21!

  By John Freeman on April 16, 2020

  

  Stand by for Sequential 21: A Gerry Anderson Comic Book Fanzine!

• Spain’s subversive comic El Víbora revived

  By John Freeman on April 15, 2020 • ( 1 )

  

  El Víbora, a cult comic from Spain’s 1970s counter-culture, has been relaunched online

• In The Spotlight: “Dani’s Toys” from David Bishop & Ruairí Coleman

  By Joe Gordon on April 15, 2020

  

  Joe Gordon checks out a comics project that’s far from what it seems on the surface…

• Marc Jackson launches “Bring the Ninja” on Instagram

  By John Freeman on April 15, 2020

  

  Cartoonist Marc Jackson is taking over the internet, social media platform by platform!

• Gerry Anderson vehicles, Batman, Bond cars and more in upcoming Vectis auction

  By John Freeman on April 14, 2020

  

  Vectis have a number of cult media-inspired items in an upcoming auction

• Splank! comic returns to promote comic creators as a Covid-19-busting digital anthology

  By John Freeman on April 14, 2020

  

  If you’re a comic creator looking to promote your work, joining the line-up of Splank! is another way to do it – and you’ll be in great company!

• Orkney’s cartoonist Alex Leonard’s terrific tribute to Coronavirus heroes and heroines

  By John Freeman on April 13, 2020

  

  Check out this special tribute to Coronavirus Pandemic stars by cartoonist Alex Leonard

• British Comics Fandom Flashback! Fantasy Advertiser #75, from 1982 (with added Grant Morrison)

  By John Freeman on April 13, 2020

  

  Take a trip back to 1982, when comic shops still flourished and comic zines were the social media of the day…

• In Review: Rocket – The First Space Age Weekly

  By Steve Winders on April 12, 2020

  

  Steve Winders reviews Steve Holland’s new book about a famous, but short-lived 1950s British comic…

• WebFind: Easter Beano?

  By John Freeman on April 11, 2020 • ( 1 )

  

  Yes, it’s a spoof

• Phase IV gets limited edition Blu-Ray and DVD release in UK, including its mind-bending original ending

  By John Freeman on April 11, 2020

  

  The cult science-fiction film Phase IV, directed by Saul Bass, has joined the growing catalogue of limited edition Blu-Ray and DVD releases from 101 Films

• “Eric Clapton Beano” offered in latest Phil-Comics auction

  By John Freeman on April 10, 2020

  

  A much sought-after copy of The Beano – No. 1242, cover dated 7th May 1966, which featured on the cover of an album by the legendary Eric Clapton – is up for sale from eBay auctioneer Phil Comics

• 99p Easter Bargains from the Treasury of British Comics!

  By John Freeman on April 10, 2020

  

  99p for some great 2000AD and Treasury of British Comics Specials? Got to be worth a look!

• WebFind: The Dark Judges by Garry Leach

  By John Freeman on April 10, 2020

  

  Atomeka Press co-founder Garry Leach is often an unsung master of the comic art.

• Stunning 2000AD Poster by Dave Gibbons art offered by Heritage Auctions

  By John Freeman on April 9, 2020

  

  Coming up for sale from Heritage Auctions at the end of this month is this terrific art for 2000AD by Dave Gibbons

• New Roy of the Rovers books delayed until October, full series check list

  By John Freeman on April 9, 2020 • ( 3 )

  

  Rebellion has announced changes to its plans for Roy of the Rovers publishing programme

• Rebellion announces new 2020 publishing schedule due to Covid-19 restrictions

  By John Freeman on April 8, 2020

  

  2000AD and Treasury of British Comics publisher Rebellion has responded to virus lockdown pressures with graphic novel rescheduling – but weekly and monthly comics to continue

• Bear Alley Books heads back to the 1950s with new book on “Rocket” comic

  By John Freeman on April 8, 2020

  

  Bear Alley Books, run by author Steve Holland, is bullishly battling back against the perils of the Coronavirus Pandemic with the release of a new guide to a short-lived 1950s weekly boys comic, Rocket, and new editions of two previous releases.

• In Memoriam: SF Artist Tim White

  By John Freeman on April 8, 2020 • ( 4 )

  

  We’re sorry to report the passing of British SF artist Tim White

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