Judge Dredd: Human Grade ‘Human Grade’ opens with a literal dog bites man situation and Wessel, a long-time friend and one of the most consistently fun writers working today, picks that up and runs with it. The investigation leads Dredd through a surprisingly large slice of the Big Meg, including the couple at the heart
2026AD: Judge Dredd Megazne 490
It’s time to go back! To the future! 2000AD has been a fixture of the genre scene throughout my life, a weekly anthology comic fronted by Judge Dredd, among others. Big on ideas, big on the sort of satire that doesn’t instinctively make you roll your eyes. A couple of good friends of mine have
2000AD‘s Regened issues are always a good time, opening the series up to All Ages. This issue is no exception and its four stories are all great fun, regardless of age. Animal Instincts’ kicks things off from Liam Johnson, with Neill Cameron on art and Annie Parkhouse on letters. Parkhouse has the toughest job here,
The June Blogs – 2000AD Prog 2336
Every new year I play this game with myself where I try for a clean page. Finish every book, game, show, podcast, movie and audio drama and reset the clock. It’s a fun game, even if I haven’t won yet. I keep track of it all on Pinterest, which is like if the Borg did
It’s a Christmas Miracle! John Reppion and MD Penman‘s adaptation of the ancient story is not just a worthy version it’s a fascinating introduction to the story itself. At Christmas, a vast Green Knight rides into King Arthur’s court and suggests a game; any knight can strike him once, but must be ready to receive
the november blogs-sir gawain and the green knight
The dog is FINE, don’t worry. I mean, they’re made entirely of yearning and contemplating some canine scuba action but they are fine. Tragedy by Becky Howard is another one of those zines that embodies everything good about the art form. It’s an A6 foldout, a single page of A4 that’s crammed full of humour
Kristyna Baczynski is one of the dynamos of the UK comics scene. Her work is always precise, highly detailed and thrumming with a unique palate, energy and focus. Her first full-length graphic novel, Retrograde Orbit, is a particular favourite. Now, A Measure of Space is too. Vesna’s planet is about to be hit by a
the november blogs-a measure of space
Something a little different today. All Against All isn’t out yet but I was very lucky to get an advanced copy. Details of how to pre-order it are at the bottom of the post. B’Tay is an Operator, part of an alien race. He’s also a scientist and in way over his head. All Against
The November Blogs-All against all
There are two pieces in Sleepless: Diary Comics Jan-Sep 2019 by Jules Scheele I can’t stop thinking about.The first is a multi-page story exploring the necessary horrors of untangling the past — a ball of angry scribble slowly, painfully teased into a straight line. There are still knots but now Jules, and you, can see them. This
Being An Engine: The Comics of Jule Scheele
Killian has a problem. Killian is a problem, a young thug who’s badly screwed up. Driven out to the bogs by old friend and mentor Keano, and Gerry, a man who no one calls friend, Killian escapes. Wounded, terrified and on the run, he meets Neev, a young woman in a similar situation and together
