A quiet week for Rebellion... 2000 AD Prog 2225 Cover: Tom Foster . Judge Dredd: The Penitent Man  by Kenneth Niemand (w) Tom Foster (a) Chr...

When you set a book five minutes into the future, you might expect the passing of even a few years will make your story outdated and irrel...

Finally, I feel like I'm making some progress with some of the projects I'm working on. I sidelined myself from work on BAM! after ...

The Judge Dredd art of Brian Bolland, one of the most influential British comic book artists of all time, is to be unleashed in a stunnin...

For nearly a century, Sexton Blake was the most written about character in British fiction. He starred in approximately four thousand stor...

The British Library's Classic SF series is a companion to their Classic Crime collection, curated for the most part by Mike Ashley. L...

After last week's excitement (vaccine, internet dropout), this week has been calm and steady, with barely a hiccup. So, um... how was yo...

Commando goes all out with its next set of pocketbook tales in issues 5419-5422 as the heroes battle it out in North Africa, Vietnam, and t...

Judge Dredd: End of Days is Rebellion's tentpole collection of the spring: a new mega-epic from creators Rob Williams ( Suicide Squad )...

Jason Edmison, who features in the opening article of the latest issue, is the kind of discovery I enjoy making in the pages of Illustrators...