Home-grown Heroes of Irish Comics (Part 2)
The second part of my journey takes me to the magnificent Convention Centre Dublin on the banks of the Liffey; a strikingly modern building affectionately…
BlogBooks & Comicstrekkiemark
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Judge Dredd: Dead Zone, by John Wagner and Henry Flint
Dead Zone is the latest instalment in the ongoing epic of Judge Dredd, which continues the ongoing fallout of the Day of Chaos storyline.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Judge Dredd: The Mega Collection
2000AD has long been an institution of British comics, ever since it was first published in 1977.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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New Trailer for Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
The sequel to Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s 2005 beautifully stylised noir hit finally graces our screens late August (the release date is still moving…
NewsFilm & TVHani Fearon
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Award winning graphic novel becomes feature film
Snow by Benjamin Rivers is an award-winning graphic novel set entirely in Toronto’s Queen Street West neighbourhood.
NewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Kickstart This! Sci-Fi Graphic Novel "Forgotten Planet"
A new Science Fiction graphic novel is getting the Kickstarter treatment, coming from the writers of Chris Smith and the Nazi Zombies from Hell, involving a…
NewsBooks & ComicsJames Buckingham
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Chuck Palahniuk to continue Fight Club, but not as you'd expect.
The creator of an era-defining film confirmed the news on his official website recently that a Fight Club sequel is underway.
NewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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The Boys: Graphic Novel Overview
Before I go further this needs to be made perfectly clear, this is not for the casual reader of graphic novels or somebody who is easily offended. The violence is extremely over the top, in almost the first panel you see 'Wee Hughie' holding the severed and bloody hands of his girlfriend. However even this pales in comparison to the treatment of a young female superhero trying to join ‘The Seven’ (a direct parody of The Justice League), which has to be seen to be believed.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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Kick-Ass creator awarded MBE
Maverick writer and film producer Mark Miller, creator of Kick-Ass, has gone all establishment after being awarded an MBE, that’s Member of the Most Excellent…
NewsBooks & ComicsRichie Janukowicz
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Y: The Last Man : Graphic Novel Overview
In 2002, writer Brian K Vaughan (Lost, Saga, Runaways), alongside artist Pia Guerra (2008 Eisner Award Winner) brought to life a story about a man ‘Yorick Brown’ and his monkey ‘Ampersand’. On July 17th 2002 a virus simultaneously kills every living mammal possessing a Y Chromosome; except for the main character Yorick and his faithful companion Ampersand.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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300: Rise of an Empire Looks Suitably 300-like
The prequel/sequel to Zack Snyder‘s adaptation of Frank Miller‘s 300 graphic novel is looming closer, and has a lot to live up to. Can Noam Murro pull it off?
NewsBooks & ComicsJames Buckingham
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Young Liars: Graphic Novel Review
So, why am I reviewing Young Liars? A series that many people, it seems, still don’t know about it. Well, it’s because it has me confused, conflicted. In other series such as DMZ or Transmetropolitan I’ve associated with the characters and enjoy how they are portrayed. I enjoy their style and their writing; I really want to read more. Young Liars is different, because its author, David Lapham (Creator of Stray Bullets), has managed to create an air of suspense. I now have questions that won’t go
ReviewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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