Rivers of London - The Fey and the Furious
The Fey and the Furious is the 8th installment in the comic book series Rivers of London, brought to us by Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsCristina Bogdan
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Penny Dreadful: The Ongoing Series - Volume 3 “The Victory of Death”
There are often conflicting feelings when a much-loved TV show like Penny Dreadful carries its stories into the comic medium.
FictionBooks & ComicsLaura Benson
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Dawn of War III, Issue 1 Review
To coincide with the release of the latest in Relic’s Dawn of War RTS series on the PC (Imaginatively titled Dawn of War III), Titan have launched a new…
NewsBooks & ComicsMark Canty
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Hello, old friend... Doctor Who, The Tenth Doctor, Year 2 #8
“The Wishing Well Witch Part 1 of 2” Well, it’s a chance to go traveling with an old friend again, and a couple of new ones.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsMark Canty
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Ahh, my Sarah Jane - Doctor Who, The Fourth Doctor, Issue 1 - Titan Comics
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ReviewsBooks & ComicsMark Canty
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Review of Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor #1
The 9th Doctor is the one that many, including myself, would like to have seen with a longer run on the TV show.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsBecca Harper
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Dark Souls Issue #1
Dark Souls: Breath of Andolus is Titan Comics latest licensed offering written by George Mann with artwork by Alan Quah.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndrew Corban
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They're He-eere!! Independence Day #1
With summer approaching, it's time for the first issue of Titan Comics' tie-in comic for the new Independence Day film. What did we think?
ReviewsBooks & ComicsMark Canty
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Deus Ex: Children's Crusade - The Comics of the Future, Today!
Word on the internet is that, the minute you mention Deus Ex, someone somewhere will reinstall it on their PC.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsCraig Morgan
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Thrud The Barbarian
Thrud The Barbarian first appeared in a project by then student Carl Critchlow for his then tutor Bryan Talbot (himself now known as an acclaimed comic…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Top Indie Comics of 2013: Pulp Thrills, Surprise Powers and Intelligent Horror
2013 has seen a lot of things happening in the world of comics, with both DC and Marvel launching new titles whilst others have been cancelled.
BlogBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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