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• Comic Art Festival extends its “Race into Space” Challenge deadline until September, top prize £500

  By downthetubes Guests on 20 July 2020

  

  Comic creators now have more time to enter the Festival competition

• Feminism & Comics UK, Free Online Talks by Dr. Nicola Streeten, continue tonight

  By John Freeman on 20 July 2020

  

  Don’t miss the latest live online illustrated talks from author and illustrator Dr. Nicola Streeten

• Dalek formerly not for sale now seeks new invasion point… er, home!

  By John Freeman on 19 July 2020

  

  Dalek seeks new home. Time Lords need not enquire…

• Renegade Arts Entertainment: Adapting its Comics Publishing in Changing Times

  By downthetubes Guests on 19 July 2020

  

  Comics publishing is changing, adapting. Renegade Arts Entertainment publisher Alexander Finbow discusses a recent successful experiment…

• Easons Northern Ireland store closures leave comic fans struggling to find favourite comics

  By John Freeman on 18 July 2020 • ( 3 )

  

  Where to find your comics on Northern Ireland’s high streets…

• Eagle Times marks title’s 70th anniversary year with a bumper edition

  By John Freeman on 18 July 2020

  

  The latest edition of Eagle Times, the magazine of the Eagle Society is out now, a bumper issue mark Eagle comic’s seventieth anniversary year, that includes two two full colour prints featuring Dan Dare – with art by Bryan Talbot – and news of a… Read More ›

• Phil-Comics offers British comics first issues galore in latest eBay auction

  By John Freeman on 17 July 2020

  

  Some great British comic rarities go under the (virtual) hammer

• Japan Society offers free online “Manga Drawing for Wellbeing” workshop with Fumio Obata

  By John Freeman on 17 July 2020

  

  Manga creator? Don’t miss this free online workshop next month

• In Review: Crayta (The Comic)

  By Peter Duncan on 17 July 2020

  

  This free tie-in comic for the new Crayta game is a welcome delight

• We’re Going on a Comics Ramble, with the Lakes International Comic Art Festival Podcast!

  By John Freeman on 17 July 2020

  

  Comics chat all the way this week… oh and a happy engagement, too!

• Creating Comics: Questions of Copyright

  By downthetubes Guests on 17 July 2020

  

  Dan Whitehead on comic creator rights in the UK. No professional IP lawyers are harmed

• New Judge Dredd Megazine includes a magical comics prequel for new “Chimera Code” novel

  By John Freeman on 16 July 2020

  

  Magic, mayhem and an all-new Judge Dredd Megazine!

• Star Wars: The Bad Batch heads to Disney+ in 2021

  By John Freeman on 16 July 2020

  

  Send in the clones!

• Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles heads to Netflix

  By John Freeman on 16 July 2020

  

  Coming to a screen near you…

• Ivor the Engine steams back to DVD

  By John Freeman on 16 July 2020 • ( 2 )

  

  A treasured children’s TV series returns

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: ComicScene – The History of Comics 1930 – 2030

  By John Freeman on 15 July 2020

  

  ComicScene – The History of Comics has reached its target, but there’s still time to back it

• Heads Up! Online, live caricaturing fun ahead this weekend with Luke “Sad Chewie” McGarry!

  By John Freeman on 15 July 2020

  

  Don’t miss the chance to be immortalised online!

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: Philip J Bond’s INK 12″ volume one

  By John Freeman on 14 July 2020

  

  Don’t miss this collection of fine oversized reproductions of astronauts, aliens, robots and more!

• New Phantom collection from Hermes Press goes to pre-order, 100th newspaper story collected

  By John Freeman on 14 July 2020

  

  A new The Phantom collections includes the strip’s landmark 100th story…

• Dan Dare-inspired Spaceship Away 51 zooms into our sights!

  By John Freeman on 14 July 2020

  

  The latest issue of Spaceship Away – Issue 51 – is on sale now, featuring a cover illustration and centrespread by John M. Burns depicting Dan Dare’s daughter… The Dan Dare story “Voyage of the Ankum” by John Bailey, drawn by William Naylor and coloured by Martin Baines, continues…. Read More ›

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