Cover: John Burns.
Judge Dredd: End of Days by Rob Williams (w) Henry Flint (a) Chris Blythe (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
The Out by Dan Abnett (w) Mark Harrison (a) Annie Parkhouse (l)
Full Tilt Boogie by Alex de Campi (w) Eduardo Ocana (a) Simon Bowland (l)
The Order: Land of the Free by Kek-W (w) John Burns (a) Simon Bowland (l)
Sinister Dexter: Stay Brave by Dan Abnett (w) Steve Yeowell (a) John Charles (c) Jim Campbell (l)
Cover: Cliff Robinson / Dylan Teague (cols).
Judge Dredd: Grand Theft Royale by Arthur Wyatt (w) Jake Lynch (a) Jim Boswell (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
Tales from the Black Museum: The Obsidian Ingress by David Baillie (w) Anna Morozova (a) Simon Bowland (l)
Devlin Waugh: When I Was A Young Demon (I Did A Bad, Bad, Thing) by Aleš Kot (w) Patrick Goddard (a) Pippa Bowland (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
Lawless: Boom Town by Dan Abnett (w) Phil Winslade (a) Jim Cambell (l)
Features: Jimmy Broxton interview, Rok of the Reds
Bagged collection: HAVN by Si Spencer (w) Jake Lynch, Henry Flint (a) Eva De La Cruz (c) Simon Bowland (l)
Following the gloom and despair of a spring spent in lockdown, summer is here again and with it a brand new Tammy & Jinty Special! These two spectacular tales of courage and awe are guaranteed to chase the blues away, with work by Rachael Smith (Wired Up Wrong), RAMZEE (Zorse), Yishan Li (Hellboy & The B.P.R.D.), and Elkys Nova (Roy of the Rovers), and a cover by Marguerite Sauvage (DC Bombshells).
In Boarding School, Tabatha and her little brother Richard are the only pupils in a mysterious old building. The only other people they have ever seen are the Governesses - four teachers who fawn over the younger sibling but treat Tabatha very badly. Does it have something to do with Richard’s special power? When Tabatha finds a new friend in the outside world, her old life quickly starts to unravel.
An old favourite from the pages of the Sally returns as fourteen-year-old Claire finds an old cat costume in her mother’s wardrobe and wears it to a social media star’s party, unaware that she has just donned the magical mantle of the super-sleek crime fighter, Cat-Girl!
Finally, we get an inside scoop on what it was like to write for girl’s comics in their heyday, as Alison Fitt (known then as Alison Christie) talks about her experiences working for Jinty and Tammy on such strips as Heart of Stone, Somewhere Over the Rainbow and Ping Pong Paula.
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