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• In Review: Largo Winch – 3 Eyes Of The Guardians Of The Tao/The Way And The Virtue

  By Jeremy Briggs on 1 June 2013

  Largo Winch, writer Jean Van Hamme and artist Philippe Francq's James Bond-like billionaire businessman adventurer, returns in his latest two part adventure in Cinebook's The Three Eyes Of The Guardians Of The Tao and The Way And The Virtue. An… Read More ›

• Digital Dandy Issue 9 Now Available

  By John Freeman on 1 June 2013

  Bertie Buncle’s Chemical Uncle has uncovered a new scientific formula! It’s… DD9 (D + D + D x C + G + DtvV) x iTAS + GP + d.com = FUN For any non-mad scientists out there, that means… Digital… Read More ›

• Fight My Monster joins BeanoMax – Beano strip to follow in August

  By John Freeman on 1 June 2013

  DC Thomson has announced that a strip based on digital trading card game Fight My Monster will appear in The Beano for the first time in its Saturday 3rd August issue, alongside Dennis and Gnasher, The Bash Street Kids and… Read More ›

• Batman: Arkham Origins – Official Trailer

  By John Freeman on 31 May 2013

  [embedplusvideo height=”309″ width=”500″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/9pnK8akbd2M?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=9pnK8akbd2M&width=500&height=309&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=&notes=” id=”ep7121″ /]  Here’s an impressive-looking trailer from Batman: Arkham Origins, the next installment in the blockbuster “Batman: Arkham” videogame franchise whic goes on sale in the UK in October. Developed by WB Games Montréal, the… Read More ›

• Alternative Press at London’s No Dark Places Festival this weekend

  By John Freeman on 31 May 2013

  Alternative Press are bringing the Small Press to No Dark Places, the DIY music festival tomorow (1st June 2013) in London. From 11am – 5pm, artists will be exhibiting and selling their self published comix, zines, book arts, and prints,… Read More ›

• Rare Roy of the Rovers art, Dan Dare toys go under the hammer

  By John Freeman on 31 May 2013

  Roy Of The Rovers original artwork (1993) drawn and signed by Barrie Mitchell. From the last issue of Roy Of The Rovers Comic Book Postal Auctions Summer 2013 auction has another wide range of British comics lots, from the first… Read More ›

• Middlesbrough Literary Festival hosts "Mini Comic Con"

  By John Freeman on 31 May 2013

  Middlesbrough will host a Mini Comic Con on Saturday 22nd June as part of the fifth Middlesbrough Literary Festival , which begins on Saturday 15th June. The ethos of the Middlesbrough Literary Festival is to celebrate the word in all… Read More ›

• Medicine and Comics merge for unusual conference

  By John Freeman on 31 May 2013

  Ethics Under Cover is an interdisciplinary conference in July in Brighton, intended to appeal to a wide audience, including healthcare professionals, comics creators, students, academic scholars, comics enthusiasts and various stakeholder groups. The meeting, organised by Brighton and Sussex Medical… Read More ›

• Mars Attacks – Your Wallet!

  By John Freeman on 31 May 2013

  IDW Limited has announced plans for interstellar domination of your wallets this week, beginning with the Mars Attacks: Attack from Space Limited-Edition Hardcover. The book collects the first five issues of the popular IDW comic series drawn by top talent… Read More ›

• In Review: Peter Pan by by Régis Loisel

  By John Freeman on 30 May 2013 • ( 1 )

  

  by Régis Loisel Out: Now (UK and Europe only) Publisher: Soaring Penguin The Book: Before he became Peter Pan, before his arrival to Neverland, he was a boy fighting for survival. Born into the suburbs of harsh, Dickensian London, to… Read More ›

• 10 Questions: Russell Willis, publisher of SEQUENTIAL and Panel Nine

  By John Freeman on 30 May 2013

  Russell Willis – Publisher of Panel Nine I’ve known Russell Willis since the 1980s, first encountering him at the Fast Fiction stall run by Paul Gravett and Peter Stanbury at the now-legendary Westminster Comic Marts when he was publishing INFINITY,… Read More ›

• WebFinds: Wonderfully Vulgar, an online exhibition of British Comics

  By John Freeman on 30 May 2013

  Early comics merchandise: an Ally Sloper greeting card from 1890 (with thanks to Norman Boyd and Kevin Carpenter): It was a surprize to me too – but British Comics do turn up in the strangest of places – but none… Read More ›

• Latest Issue of Illustrators Journal now available

  By Jeremy Briggs on 30 May 2013

  Illustrators journal celebrates the finest magazine, book and comics illustrators published in the UK and Europe featuring fabulous artwork in every issue, much of which is taken from scans of the original art. It gives readers the stories behind the… Read More ›

• Elephantmen storm 2D Festival as new issue debuts

  By John Freeman on 30 May 2013

  With the brilliant 2D Festival on this weekend in Northern Ireland, here’s a quick plug for the latest issue of Richard Starkings Elephantmen. Issue 48, with art from Axel Medellin and a cover by the ever brilliant Boo Cookoffers the seventh… Read More ›

• Six-Gun Gorilla comics inspired by British pulp hero in the pipeline

  By John Freeman on 29 May 2013

  Two comics projects inspired by an obscure British Pulp hero published by DC Thomson the 1930s are in the works, illustrating, perhaps, the potential pitfalls of reviving “Golden Age” heroes in the public domain. Six-Gun Gorilla was published in Wizard,… Read More ›

• Complete Zenith Collection finally on its way from 2000AD

  By John Freeman on 29 May 2013

  2000AD is to publish a complete – if strictly limited – collection of Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell’s ground-breaking superhero series Zenith for the first time in December. The 2000AD marketing team have been teasing fans with the possibility of… Read More ›

• More Big Commando Books From Prion

  By Jeremy Briggs on 26 May 2013

  

    15th August 2013 will see Prion Books release four new Commando books, each reprinting six stories from the long running war comic, and bring the number of Commando reprint books released by Prion in 2013 to eight. With painted… Read More ›

• Gary Northfield’s TeenyTinySaurs storm Gosh!

  By John Freeman on 25 May 2013

  Excellent childrens’ books illustrator and Phoenix-contributor Gary Northfield has released The Terrible Tales of the TeenyTinySaurs, a delightful new kid’s book from Walker Books – and Gosh London are celebrating it with a launch party on Friday 31st May. Is it… Read More ›

• Titan Comics releases Devil May Cry: The Vergil Chronicles

  By John Freeman on 24 May 2013

  Titan Comics has just released the first issue of Devil May Cry: The Vergil Chronicles comic, based on the all-new re-imagination of Capcom’s world-famous  eponymous videogame saga. Both issues of the two-part ‘prequel’ comic series are already available digitally, to… Read More ›

• Orbital Comics announces Comic Book Creators launch event

  By John Freeman on 24 May 2013

  Orbital Comics in London have announced a special discussion panel to celebrate the launch of the new Comic Book Creators magazine from Twomorrows Publishing, taking place on Saturday 8th June. Learn more about how John Morrow and his wife started… Read More ›

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