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Commando Webbing: New Interview With Editor Calum Laird
Mike Eriksson of the war digest site Where Eagles Dare has put up a new interview with Commando editor Calum Laird in which Calum updates readers on his first two years as Commanding Officer of Britain’s last traditional war comic…. Read More ›
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Cinebook Hits 100
British publishers of some top class European graphic albums Cinebook have just been celebrating the publication of their 100th book – and not just any book, since it’s the newest instalment of adventure series Blake and Mortimer, published in English… Read More ›
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Spooky Salem Brownstone Promo Released
As if it wasn’t quirky and unsettling enough, Walker Books have just released a video on YouTube to promote the new graphic novel Salem Brownstone: All Along the Watchtowers by John Harris Dunning and Nikhil Singh, showing off more of… Read More ›
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Original Comics Art Auction To Benefit Philippines Flood Victims
(via Forbidden Planet International and Gerry Alanguilan): Following the terrible floods in the Philippines, which have caused a huge number of deaths and damage to homes and infrastructure, some of comics professionals based there – many of whom have been… Read More ›
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Eagle Times (Volume 22, Number Three) Delivers Danny Dare
The latest issue of Eagle Times (Volume 22, Number Three) features an article by downthetubes contributor Jeremy Briggs on Danny Dare (“Dan Dare’s Number One fan”), who appeared in Wham! in the 1960s. The cover art illustration for the issue is… Read More ›
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The Script Archive Needs Your Help
We’re sorry to report that the fab comic writers resource, the not-for-profit Comic Script Archive might be going down. “It sucks because I know it’s been really helpful to a lot of you – even some pros have emailed me,… Read More ›
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Making the Most of your Self Published New Comic at BICS
Comics Worth Reading, a great US indie comics advocate, has featured a recap on some recent posts following last weekend’s Small Press Expo in the US, and offers some useful advice on using possibly duff copies of your new book,… Read More ›
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Tube Surfing: Pitching at Conventions, Classic Tempest and Comic Domination
• Anyone planning to attend the British International Comic Show to pitch work might be interested in Insomnia Publications Guide to pitching to them, which they hope will give creators a bit more help and confidence when it comes to… Read More ›
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"The Prisoner" Merchandise Planned
While ITV has yet to announce its scheduling for the new The Prisoner series inspired by the 1960s cult classic, they clearly have high hopes for the show’s success, announcing the appointment of not only a book but also a… Read More ›
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Garth Debuts in New Spaceship Away
The latest issue of the Dan Dare-inspired comics magazine Spaceship Away is on sale now via the official web site, and as previously mentioned, features the first installment of the Frank Bellamy Garth story The Bubble Man, beautifully re-coloured by… Read More ›
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Saints Be Praised! It’s the Dead Sea Comic…
Straight from the caves of Qumran, missed by Bedouan and archaeologists alike, comes the Dead Sea Comic filled with fun, facts and figures from Bible times, from the downright bizarre to the truly incredible. Did you know that Abraham married… Read More ›
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Primeval Revived, So Where’s the Comic?
ITV has changed its mind about cancelling its Saturday teatime time travel and dinosaur show Primeval, prompting some to wonder if this means a comic will now get off the ground. ITV announced yesterday that Primeval will return to UK… Read More ›
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Marvel Motormouth Cover Art For Sale
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Team TOXIC at BICS
(via Lew Stringer): The editorial team behind TOXIC, Egmont’s popular long-running comic-mag for boys, are just one more publisher exhibiting at this year’s British International Comic Show at the ThinkTank, Millennium Point in Birmingham this weekend (October 3rd/4th). TOXIC will… Read More ›
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Thomas Wogan Is Re-Published
Any comic creator out there who wonders if it’s worth self-publishing will be pleased to hear that sometimes all those hours slaving away at the photocopier, then stapling comics together until you’re sick of the sound of the ‘ker-chunk’ as… Read More ›
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Tube Surfing: Davison Who Art, Time Bombs and Herbbs!
• As part of the A Thing About Machines electronic Arts Festival, dedicated to the innovative composer Delia Derbyshire who composed the Doctor Who theme, The Tin Angel in Coventry screened films by local filmakers, including the premiere of comic… Read More ›
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Striker Heads Into the Net
Long-running soccer strip Striker recently came to an end in The Sun – catching many fans by surprize, even though creator Pete Nash had been saying for some time he planned to end the saga. But, after 24 years of… Read More ›
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In Review: Salem Brownstone – All Along the Watchtowers
The Plot: A sumptuous and rich gothic fantasy following the adventure of Salem Brownstone as he falls into a strange and magical world after the death of his father. As he twists the key and slowly creeps into the grand… Read More ›
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Scottish Dragons In The Crimea
Just how far around the world do the words of some blogs get? For Scotch Corner, the Scottish daily art blog, it is the Ukraine. Specifically Bakhchisaray School No. 1 in Crimea, Ukraine. Scotch Corner runs a monthly competition to… Read More ›
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The Avengers Amended
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2000AD ›
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New 2000AD out today, first guests announced for 50 Years anniversary event March
4 November 2026
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Halloween Thrills ahead from 2000AD and Scream!
27 October 2026
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2000AD announces 50th Anniversary Event next March
23 October 2026
Auctions ›
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Auction Spotlight: Vintage cartoon art by Victorian Punch legend, John Leech
4 November 2026
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Fierce Bidding on British comic collectables in latest Phil-Comics eBay auction
30 October 2026
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Buster comic art, Doctor Who fan rarities and more on offer in latest Phil-Comics auction
3 October 2026
British Comics ›
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Accent UK Comic Anthologies re-released as free digital downloads
9 November 2026
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Doctor Who Chronicles tackles The Sea Devils, explores the comic artist of Gerry Haylock
8 November 2026
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Crowdfunding Spotlight: Singularity Issue Three
7 November 2026
British Comics - Collections ›
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The Collected Cloak sells out, but more copies are on the way
20 October 2026
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Bear Alley collects classic Sexton Blake comic strips
8 October 2026
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6000 Not Out: A Chat with Commando writer Ferg Handley
7 October 2026
British Comics - Newspaper Strips ›
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Second Volume of David Wright’s early newspaper strip, “Judy” on course from Slingsby Bros. Ink!
18 September 2026
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Meet Dan Dare – And Son!
13 September 2026
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Help ma Boab! Oor Wullie is 90!
7 September 2026
Comic Creator Interviews ›
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6000 Not Out: A Chat with Commando writer Bill Graham
9 October 2026
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6000 Not Out: A Chat with Commando cover artist Graeme Neil Reid
6 October 2026
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6000 Not Out: A Chat with Commando Editor Kate McAuliffe
5 October 2026
Creating Comics ›
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More Government Action Needed to support British Comic industry, says Comic Book UK
7 November 2026
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Available Now: Conversations with Denys Cowan, from University Press of Mississippi
4 November 2026
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New EAGLE Times dives into “Heros the Spartan”, and a Dan Dare artist’s contract!
3 November 2026
Events ›
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Ray Harryhausen: Myths in Motion exhibition pulls in the crowds
9 November 2026
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5th Annual Friends of The Elephantmen Charity Prize Draw raises over £2300 so far
5 November 2026
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Graphic novels among the nominations for 2027 Carnegies
3 November 2026
Exhibitions ›
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Looking Back on LICAF 2026
13 October 2026
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The Henry Ford Launches Artemis Adventure with LEGO Bricks, An Interactive space exhibition
13 September 2026
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Don’t miss The Magic of David McKee Exhibition in Lymington
19 August 2026

