Can anyone tell me anything about the above. Obviously it's based on Simenon's Maigret series of crime novels, but was this a reprin...

"Outguard", Starblazer 276, 1990. Art by Alan Burrows. I'm sorry to announce that another comics legend has passed away—althou...

As an unrepentant smoker (although I heartily recommend that you don't start!), I couldn't resist the Bar One adverts which appeared...

Long-time readers will know I'm a big fan of Roland Davies, whose "Come On, Steve!" has been mentioned here quite a few times ...

Film Fannie was one of the first "pin-up" strips to appear in the UK, drawn by Arthur Ferrier for Everybody's magazine in the...

TV present and artist Tony Hart died on 18 January at the age of 83. He had been in bad health for some time and suffered two strokes in 200...

Digging thorugh some old copies of the British weekly Everybody's , I found the above article on censorship in American animated cartoon...

Here are the top selling annuals for week-ending 10 January (sales figures in brackets) with both The Official Doctor Who Annual and Beano ...

For fans of Thunderbirds and other Gerry Anderson related comic strips, there's a treat in store come March when Reynolds & Hearn pu...

Actor Patrick McGoohan died in Los Angeles on 13 January at the age of 80 after a short illness. McGoohan made his name in the TV series Dan...

OK, here's a little confession. The "introduction" I was writing has completely run away with me and I've had to admit to ...

(* I'm reposting this from 20 October 2008 as some information about another aspect of Way's artistic career has come to light. I...

Tintin is celebrating his 80th birthday. On January 10, 1929, the first episode of his adventures appeared in the Catholic Brussels weekly, ...