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• Judge Dredd takes on Zombies in new App Game

  By John Freeman on 5 December 2011

  Fuse Powered Inc. and Rebellion, the owners of 2000AD, have just released Judge Dredd vs. Zombies for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. In Judge Dredd vs. Zombies, players are the Law, taking on the role of one of the world’s… Read More ›

• Paragon Issue 9 now on sale

  By John Freeman on 5 December 2011

  The enthusiastic creative team producing the indie title Paragon have a new issue on sale,  available from lulu.com for only 99p. Paper copies are also available from there for those outside the UK, and for those within these shores, click… Read More ›

• Canny Comic Con comes to Newcastle

  By John Freeman on 5 December 2011

  (with thanks to Bryan Talbot): Next Saturday, 10th December, Newcastle hosts its first comic convention for 16 years. The Canny Comic Con is an all day event at Newcastle City Library and entry is free. Comics, comic strips, comic books,… Read More ›

• Keith Page reveals sequel to "London Calling"

  By John Freeman on 2 December 2011

  Ace artist Keith Page continues to tease his loyal fans with more of his work over on his blog, this time revealing a part scan of the cover for Squadron of the Screaming Damned, the sequel to one of his… Read More ›

• Hammer Films launches ‘Print on Demand’ site

  By John Freeman on 2 December 2011

  Hammer Films has launched an official print-on-demand online store today, featuring iconic UK quad artwork from legendary horror titles including The Mummy, One Million Years B.C. and The Devil Rides Out. The store features high-quality reproductions of UK quads from… Read More ›

• Merlin magazine will return – but no date set

  By John Freeman on 2 December 2011 • ( 4 )

  

  Who will take on the Merlin tie-in magazine?

• PJ Holden signing in Belfast this Saturday

  By John Freeman on 28 November 2011

  PJ Holden – artist on Strip Magazine‘s Black Ops Extreme – will be doing a signing at Forbidden Planet International Belfast (facebook link) this coming Saturday 3rd December between 1.00 and 3.00pm. In addition to Black Ops Extreme, PJ’s credits… Read More ›

• Mohawk Media announces Dick Turpin project

  By John Freeman on 26 November 2011

  Publisher Mohawk Media has announced the release of a preview issue of its upcoming project, starring history’s most notorious masked highwayman, Dick Turpin. Not to be confused with Time Bomb Comics similar-sounding title (see news story), the issue is available… Read More ›

• Commando haunts the newsagents once more…

  By John Freeman on 25 November 2011

  Here’s details of the latest issues of DC Thomson’s war comic, Commando, on sale in all good newsagents now. It’s another cracking relase of both old and new tales – some featuring men haunted by ghosts, some soldiers haunted by… Read More ›

• Panel Borders: The Danger of Romance

  By John Freeman on 24 November 2011

  Concluding a months of shows about genre in comics, Panel Borders Alex Fitch talks to writer and manga translator Sean Michael Wilson and lecturer and author Ian Rakoff about romance comics this Sunday. Sean is the editor of AX Volume… Read More ›

• In Review: Thought Bubble 2011

  By John Freeman on 24 November 2011

  

  Comics writer Cy Dethan was one of many creators at this year’s Thought Bubble event in Leeds earlier this month and has kindly agreed to let us post his thoughts on the vent on downthetubes, first published on his own… Read More ›

• Beano, Dandy go digital via Apple’s ‘Newsstand’

  By John Freeman on 24 November 2011

  DC Thomson have announced The Dandy and The Beano have just gone digital through Apple’s recently-launched Newsstand service, with The Beano currently in the Top Ten in the service’s charts First published in 1937 and 1938 respectively, the two national… Read More ›

• Raising Amy Signing Event In Edinburgh

  By John Freeman on 24 November 2011

  “She’s armed, she’s dangerous, and she’s a proper Scottish ginger nutcase! Just be thankful she’s not yours!” is how Markosia describe Stref’s child character Amy who is about to appear in her first book Raising Amy: Born To Be Wild!… Read More ›

• Comic Creators And Cake In Edinburgh

  By John Freeman on 23 November 2011 • ( 1 )

  Graphic Scotland is launching the first of a series of events in Edinburgh to bring together comics writers and artists. Comic Creators And Cake will take place in the Pulp Fiction bookshop on the evening of Wednesday 30 November 2011,… Read More ›

• Planet Replicas extends 2000AD merchandise line with new keyrings

  By John Freeman on 22 November 2011

  Can’t find your Lawmaster keys? Keys to your hab have gone missing? Well, these problems are no more! Feel the envy of all of Mega City One with the first of a range of new, high-quality 2000AD keyrings from Planet… Read More ›

• In Review: Memorabilia NEC 2011

  By John Freeman on 22 November 2011

  Comics and sci-fi merchandise aplenty were on sale at the Memorabilia event at the NEC Birmingham over the weekend of 19th and 20th November. An impressive range of guests from sci-fi and other classic programmes and films included Arthur Darvill… Read More ›

• Brands With Influence to rep Egmont comics and characters

  By John Freeman on 21 November 2011

  Brands With Influence, a merchandising and Intellectual Management company, has been appointed to represent Egmont UK’s archive of classic comic and magazine titles that includes Roy of The Rovers, Battle, Misty and Whizzer and Chips. The collection spans the 40… Read More ›

• In Review: Iznogoud Rockets To Stardom

  By Jeremy Briggs on 21 November 2011

  

  Jeremy Briggs checks out the latest English language Iznogoud collection from Cinebook

• In Review: Rose Black – Demon Seed

  By John Freeman on 19 November 2011

  Rose Black: Demon Seed is Rough Cut Comics’ newly released follow-up to their 2004 graphic novel Rose Black which told the story of a vampiric angel sent to earth some 600 years ago to battle evil on its own terms… Read More ›

• Exclusive: Halo Jones stage play at the Lass O’Gowrie

  By John Freeman on 18 November 2011

  

  Manchester’s Lass O’Gowrie pub – already famed for its comics and Doctor Who-related events – is staging Alan Moore and Ian Gibson’s The Ballad of Halo Jones as a fringe play in January next year. “It’s an adaptation of the… Read More ›

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