DOUBLE THE WARP! WRAPAROUND COVER
DOUBLE YOUR WARP! The Spacewarp cover is a wraparound – with nine characters more than doubling your Warp Experience!
SCHLOCK N AARGH! GARETH SLEIGHTHOLME TALKS XECUTIONERS
Gareth Sleightholme chats about Xecutioners, his comic strip in the forthcoming anthology SPACEWARP. 62 Moons. 62 Realities. 1 Police Force.
SCHLOCK N AARGH! SPACEWARP INTERVIEWS PART 4
SCHLOCKCAST! Vince Hunt is our resident Art Editor on Spacewarp, and in our latest interview, he reveals all to Tony Esmond of the Awesome Comics Podcast. If you’re wondering what an Art Editor does…
THE BIG REVEAL: SPACEWARP COVER!
Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy nowSCHLOCK 'N AARGH! Contact, humans! We are fizzing with excitement because we get to finally share the front cover of SPACEWARP with you! Behold! What a beauty! Our cover stars are...
SCHLOCK N AARGH! SPACEWARP INTERVIEWS PART 3
Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy nowWhat a treat we have for you here! Cliff Cumber, artist on the special free download Future Schlock: BRANDED! talks to Tony Esmond of the Awesome Comics Podcast. Find out how he got involved with...
SCHLOCK N AARGH! SPACEWARP INTERVIEWS PART 2
Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy nowTo whet your appetite ahead of our new comic SPACEWARP launching this summer, we've got interviews with some of the creative team. Here's Ian Ashcroft, artist co-creator of HELLBREAKER, talking to Tony...
SCHLOCK N AARGH! SPACEWARP INTERVIEWS PART 1
Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy now Read more... Buy now To whet your appetite ahead of our new comic SPACEWARP launching this summer, we've got interviews with some of the creative team. Big thanks to Phil Vaughan, our friend and Senior Lecturer in Comics...
CHARLEY’S WAR ‘UNMASKED’: How the anti-war comic was censored
My recent positive experience at Meaux War Museum reminds me of how the British Library pointedly excluded Charley’s War from their major exhibition of influential British radical comics back in 2014.
THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH
Torquemada becomes Torquemadder! The Daily Mail’s piece on John McDonnell at my alma mater St Joseph’s inspired me to revisit the origins of one of 2000AD’s greatest villains
READ ‘EM AND LAUGH!
I had been savouring it at my work and was laughing so much I think my colleagues thought I was getting stuck into the nitrous oxide.
REMEMBERING SLAINE AT SAMHAIN
A Scottish fan reminded me of one of his favourite scenes in Sláine. It’s also one of mine, which is why I endlessly repeat it in my stories. The original version was beautifully drawn by Glenn Fabry for Sláine The King and shows Sláine looking longingly after his son Kai, who he’s lost forever.
DOGS OF WAR
Love this image of Sláine by artist Charlie Gillespie. It has so much energy and enthusiasm.