My choice of archive Commando reading may have been driven for a cameo by my friend, Colin Noble, but this story set in war torn Stalingrad by Richard Davis and Carlos Pino didn’t disappoint
Review
In Review: Clash of Blades
Norman Boyd checks out another great classic comic collection packed with derring-do
In Review: John Steel: Special Agent World War II
Norman Boyd revels in some Ron Turner goodness from Book Palace
In Review: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (2021)
Action-packed right out of the trap
In Review: Zack Snyder’s The Justice League aka “The Snyder Cut”
Tim Robins take in the extended Justice League film…
In Review: WandaVision (2021)
Tim Robins review is not spoiler free! Don’t end up cursing and ignore this warning!
In Review: Superman & Lois (CW)
More soap than Superman? Maybe not. Tim Robins checks out the latest series to star the Kryptonian superhero…
In Review: Major Eazy Volume One: The Italian Campaign
Classic World War Two action strip revisited in style
In Review: Zarjaz Issue 39
Always a pleasure to read, a new edition from Futurequake Press…
In Review: Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos – The Epilogue
Richard Sheaf reviews the last “regular” – and massive! – Jeff Hawke Fan Club release
In Review: Breakwater
A beautiful, warm, engaging, gorgeously-drawn graphic novel
In Review: Jump, a Dutch humour anthology
Peter Duncan takes a quick look at a recently-launched Dutch anthology
In Rapid Review: The Steel Claw, 2000AD Prog 2217 – and a quick 2021 Rebellion releases reminder
Slick thrills and a deadly invisible man, too!
In Review: Tripwire Winter Special 2020/2021
A cracking return to print for this longtime comics industry title
In Review: The Great Derelict Podcast’s “A Brief-ish History of Dan Dare”
A look at a take on Dan Dare – which offers some hard outside views on whether he’s still relevant today
In Review: The Angry Planet
Fancy some SF pulp-inspired adventure? It’s right here!
In Review, Times Two: “King’s Reach” by John Sanders
Two views on “KIng’s Reach” by John Sanders, a new book offering the inside story on British comics over several decades
In Review: The Sea Shepherd by Sean Azzopardi
Sean Azzopardi brings the motivations that inspired the Sea Shepherd organisation’s ongoing struggle to vivid and disturbing life…
In Review: Doctor Who – Revolution of The Daleks
Three cheers for Chris Chibnall and Co. for bringing Doctor Who back in spectacular fashion
In Review: Fleetway Picture Library Classics – Pirate Tales
Ar, me hearties! There be hidden treasure here…