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"It's like 'what if Mad Max: Fury Road and The Hurt Locker took place in the Wizard of Oz?' "...
As the world starts to recover from the chaos caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we've seen businesses and industries reopen
Review: Bete Noir #1 (Mad Robot Comics)
With Lockdown easing off and the world, roughly, returning to some degree of normalcy, it’s time for everyone to return
The New Normal 14/8
We review Dick Turpin and Vengeful Shade, Hocus Pocus, Defend Milford Green, and take a look at Kickstarters for Knights
The New Normal (7/8)
We preview ComicScene: State of Independents Yearbook 2020. We review Rachael Smith's Quarantine Comix and What We Don't Talk About
An Open Letter To Our Readers
Dear Readers, it’s probably the understatement of the decade to say that it’s not been a great time for everyone
Review: MI666 - Omens (Andy Bloor Comics)
It’s always great when two of our favourite small press creators team up to bring us a new comic. MI666
"Belief and the unknown drives science, which uncovers greater mysteries that the human soul is ever drawn to explore." Andy...
Even though we are in the middle of a global lockdown, we are still seeing great comic launching on Kickstarter.
ComicScene announces new State of Independents Yearbook 2020 in association with Pipedream Comics
Here at Pipedream Comics we regularly contribute pages to ComicScene, the UK's best comics focused magazine. And we're delighted to
"We wanted a mix of old styled strips from the halcyon days of comics, along with some contemporary strips" Ben...
While many British anthologies have attempted to follow in the footsteps of 2000 AD, few have attempted it with quite
Kickstarter We Love: Quarantine
Just in case you haven't had enough of thinking about all things quarantine based, then writer Jordan Thomas (Frank on
Lockdown Comics: 10 Great Comics on Comichaus
With the current lockdown situation making it hard to get to the local comic book store or convention to pick
Review: Write It In Blood (Rory McConville)
We’re always a sucker for a great crime comic and Rory McConville and Joe Palmer’s Write It In Blood is