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• What If Doctor Who had been… Brian Blessed?

  By John Freeman on August 10, 2015

  

    Geoffrey Bayldon. Brian Blessed. Richard O’Brien. At one point or another, such actors have been considered for the iconic role of Doctor Who – and if they weren’t, they should have been. But how would they have looked on… Read More ›

• Doctor Who Panel to Panel: Talking Four Doctors with Paul Cornell and Neil Edwards

  By John Freeman on August 10, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Episode 36 of Doctor Who: Panel to Panel is live and focuses on Titan Comics‘ mini-series Four Doctors, which launches this week – and Doctor Who Comics Day, a Titan Comics-sponsored event that takes place on Saturday. In this episode,… Read More ›

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: Our Friend Satan

  By Antony Esmond on August 9, 2015

  

  Our Friend Satan Writer: Dominik L. Marzec Inks and Pencils: Michael Murawski Colour: Lukas Lalko Format: 80 pages – full colour throughout The Story: Our Friend Satan is a rip-roaring story about Satan in the middle of his midlife crisis…. Read More ›

• Blasé Books celebrates British comics with new issue of “Scraps”

  By John Freeman on August 8, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  (Via Lew Stringer): Blasé Books, the company that sells British comic art from the IPC archives purchased by Peter Hansen some years back, have announced the imminent publication of Scraps, an irregular fanzine devoted to British comics. Available from the… Read More ›

• British Comic Shop Releases (5th August 2015) – Damned Bands and Peanuts

  By John Freeman on August 7, 2015

  

    Here’s  this week’s list of comics on sale now in comic shops across the UK. As usual, our list highlights the work of British creators and publishers. You may also be already thinking about Christmas (some people do, advertisers,… Read More ›

• Sneak Preview: Miracleman #1 Volume 2 By Gaiman & Buckingham

  By John Freeman on August 7, 2015

  

  Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham‘s take on Miracleman will finally see completion thanks to Marvel, starting next month. Their tale of Mick Anglo’s British superhero, originally known as Marvelman, began 25 years ago but was cut short, victim to company… Read More ›

• Moose Kids, the free humour e-comic for kids (of all ages) is back!

  By John Freeman on August 7, 2015

  

  It’s live! Moose Kid Comics Issue 2, filled with yet more amazing all-ages comics, has just been launched on an unsuspecting internet by editor and publisher Jamie Smart – and it’s just as packed with great comic strips from a… Read More ›

• Exclusive: Dave Gibbons’ Dan Dare cover for new 2000AD collection 

  By John Freeman on August 7, 2015 • ( 6 )

  

  Thanks to Rebellion, publishers of 2000AD, we’re delighted to bring you this exclusive Dan Dare item! Featured here is Dave Gibbons specially commissioned and truly stunning cover for the first collection of the “Dan Dare” strips from 2000AD. This Dan Dare:… Read More ›

• Crowdfunding Spotlight: Brian Gorman’s “Borderliners”

  By John Freeman on August 7, 2015

  

  Manchester-based actor, comics writer and artist Brian Gorman has just launched a crowdfunding campaign to continue his creator-owned SF espionage story Borderliners: True Realities – a strip “starring” two characters based, with permission, on actors Ian McKellen and Roger Moore that has… Read More ›

• Creating Comics: Tzvi Lebetkin talks “The Imperium” – Making Every Day 1968!

  By John Freeman on August 6, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Comic creator Tzvi Lebetkin, perhaps best known for his indie project BIBLICAL and his Doctor Who-inspired, fan strip “Ice Warriors” (drawn by Stefano Cardoselli), has just launched a IndieGoGo crowd funding appeal for a new project, The Imperium – a… Read More ›

• Mike Collins creates first official BBC Sherlock colouring book

  By John Freeman on August 5, 2015

  

  Out on 5th November 2015 is Sherlock: The Mind Palace: The Official Colouring Book – the first offical colouring book from the hit BBC series, filled with over 50 intricate scenes and cast images from the show. The art is… Read More ›

• This week’s Panel Borders: 2000AD alumni Colin Wilson and Jim Alexander interviewed

  By John Freeman on August 5, 2015

  

  Starting a month of shows about ‘The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic’, Alex Fitch talks to a writer and an artist about their work in and after 2000AD. Colin Wilson discusses getting his first work on the periodical and drawing Judge Dredd… Read More ›

• Sneak Peek: Alejandro Jodorowksy’s “Showman Killer”

  By John Freeman on August 5, 2015

  

    This November sees the release of Showman Killer: Heartless Hero from legendary Chilean filmmaker, playwright and writer of The Incal and Holy Mountain, Alejandro Jodorowksy – and Titan Comics have just released a Sneak Peek trailer for the book. Genetically modified… Read More ›

• “Fear the Walking Dead” to air in UK on new BT TV customer exclusive AMC channel

  By John Freeman on August 5, 2015

  

    AMC Global, the international AMC-branded television network, and Britain’s telcommunications giant BT have announced that AMC will launch in the UK for the first time on 28th August 2015 exclusively to BT customers – and will premiere this summer’s most anticipated new… Read More ›

• In Review: Future Shock: The Story of 2000AD

  By downthetubes Guests on August 5, 2015

  

  Directed by Paul Goodwin Produced by Sean Hogan, Helen Mullane and Stanton Media The Film: Future Shock: The Story of 2000AD is a fan-made, warts-and-all documentary on The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic from the perspective of its creators. From original editor… Read More ›

• Daily Mirror’s “Horace” strip heads off into the sunset

  By John Freeman on August 4, 2015 • ( 2 )

  

  The Daily Mirror newspaper has cut its originated strips again, replacing the long-running gag strip western-inspired gag strip Horace with a reprint of the adventure strip Buck Ryan, coloured in style, as with their Garth reprints, by Martin Baines. Originally titled A Man Called… Read More ›

• Call For Papers: The International Girls Studies Association Inaugural Conference 2016

  By John Freeman on August 4, 2015

  

  The International Girl Studies Association is seeking submissions for their inaugural conference which is being held at the University of East Anglia, Norwich from 7-9 April 2016. The inaugural conference seeks to bring together researchers and students working on girls and… Read More ›

• In Review: Axolotl Issue 2 by Jack Fallows

  By Antony Esmond on August 3, 2015

  

  Created by Jack Fallows The Book: 28 pages of extreme self-loathing in the form of diary comics, biographies, illustrations and reviews that tackle family history, depression, sexuality, love, loss, travel and growing up…   The Review: An anthology of a… Read More ›

• Sneak Preview: Doctor Who Adventures Issue 5

  By John Freeman on August 3, 2015 • ( 1 )

  

  Summer’s here and the time is right for reading the latest issue of Doctor Who Adventures. Issue 5 is set to land at a newsstand near you on 13th August! TRUST The Doctor takes Clara back to the liberation of… Read More ›

• In Review: Post Mortem – The Harvesting

  By Colin Noble on August 3, 2015

  

  Authors: Phil Woodward and William Wismer Pencils: Jaime Martinez Inks: Santiago Ramos Letterer: Mindy Lopkin Publisher: Close 2 Immortality The Book:  No name. No memory. No escape. He awoke with no memory and found himself plunged into a blood-soaked hell…. Read More ›

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