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Review: Captain Scarlet: Operation Sabre (Anderson Entertainment)
Captain Scarlet was Gerry Anderson’s indestructible hero. He’s certainly survived the ups and downs of popular culture and now, more
Review: Keeping Two (Fantagraphics)
After twenty years in the making, Jordan Crane’s much anticipated magnum opus, Keeping Two, is finally here! Illustrated in stand-out
"It’s kind of like my version of a 60s underground comic where it would just be completely free form" Wayne...
The Flaming Lips are one the world’s biggest bands. The Grammy Award-winning act behind the albums Yoshimi Battles the Pink
Review: Animal Stories (Top Shelf ComiX)
Pete and Maria Hoey’s Coin Op Tales was one of our highlights from Thought Bubble 2019 and so we were
Review: The Legend of La Mariposa - Vulcans Challenge
This latest edition of James Lawrence's Legend of La Mariposa - Vulcan's Challenge sees the pint sized Luchadore set off
Review: Hellphone Book 1 (Silver Sproket Publishing)
Ring ring! Ring ring! The insidious phone won’t stop ringing for neighbours Sissy and Lola, and it’s leading them down
Review: Mindset #1 (Vault Comics)
From Professor X to Max Lord, the Purple Man and beyond, comics has always been a home to mind control.
Review: Haunted Beloved (Literati Press)
Following his death, a ghostly lover tries to reconnect with his widow - but does ‘for better or for worse’
Review: Battle Action (Rebellion)
Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys) revives Battle Action, a long-cancelled British weekly popular with boys whose grandads had fought in
Review: Daughters of Albion #1 (Wild River Comics)
Hot on the heels of their Kickstarter success, we check out Daughters of Albion #1, the first comic release from
Show Report: London MCM (May 2022)
It's been over two years since my last convention, thanks in no small part to terrible circumstances we have all
Show Report: Lawless Comic Con, Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th May
Comics, mainly thanks to the success of the Marvel movies, have never been more central to the popular culture. I
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