The latest volume of the long running digital anthology begins its run

Congratulations to all of this year’s winners and nominees!

Indie comics veteran Eddie Campbell’s first art book in the works

Congratulations to Al, of this year’s winners and nominees!

Celebrate the “birth” of Marvel UK back in 1972!

Welsh arts-in-health charity Re-Live are about to launch Here & Now Issue 1, their latest life story comic

An isolated border village in Hope Harbour, South Korea, near the Demilitarized Zone, faces an unfolding extraterrestrial invasion. The narrative shifts perspectives to make the alien invaders the protagonists. Review by Tim Robins SPOILERS AHEAD Hope? Nope. I’d like to leave it there, but I expect you want more. And there certainly is more, so very, very, very much more. The first thing you have probably learnt about Hope is that, with a budget of around $46m (KRW70bn), the film is, to date, the most expensive to be made in South Korea…

British indie comics talent Chris Webster is publishing an extraordinary new graphic novel through Instagram. Mal Earl reports…

These chatty corpses will have you in stitches

Marc Laming is delivering some incredible new Dan Dare art

Quickfire news items and WebFinds spotted while not supping Guinness, honest…

IS TED OK? mashes up the paranoid existentialism of SEVERANCE with the cosmic sci-fi of AKIRA...

Bad Wolf executive Jane Tranter confirmed that the TARDIS interior set built for Doctor Who production at Wolf Studios Wales has been taken down.

New Prog, 2000AD Signings aplenty this week!

New initiative from LICAF boosts local support

Your guide to some of the graphic novel releases available through UK bookshops this week

Tim Robins was dragged to his multiplex to watch this, but emerged converted…

The acquisition was announced in June

Comics historian Alan Clark has published two new books about the early days of British comics

Spend 2027 with Daryl's favourite time travelling moments - pre-order now

New issue of The Cartoonists’ Club’s long-running magazine just published

A quickfire round up of things that caught our eye across the interweb, including a Hammer Films anniversary and BEANO behind the scenes secrets Click pictures for larger images On This Day… on 25th September 1959, Hammer horror film The Mummy, starring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, was first released in the UK. Back in 1978, the film was commemorated in Halls of Horror Issue 22, published in 19778, which included an adaptation of the film by writer Steve Moore and artist David Jackson, with cover art by the legendary Brian Lewis.

Fans can devour a Robust List of Comics Publishers from Day One

“Really, it’s a no-brainer!” Tom Beattie on the brand synergy of Mr Bean and The Beano.

Damien Dessane dives deep into Hergé's Tintin adventures

Seasonal silliness aplenty featuring all your BEANO favourites

Funding boost for major Morecambe eco-development

It would seem the smuggler Strawjack is prone to a little exaggeration when telling his tales...

Barrie Tomlinson's career in comics charted, from Lion to Roy of the Rovers, Eagle and beyond

Thrills from Tharg aplenty, and big event news for the weekend, too!

Marking the passing of an incredibly inventive Australian author and illustrator

Tim Robins headed on a quest to his local multiplex for a "Raiders" big screen outing

Bring Steed's unshakable calm, Purdey's poise, and Gambit's cheeky charm to your walls!