The Invisibles: Kissing Mister Quimper by Grant Morrison and Chris Weston (graphic novel review)
The more I read ‘The Invisibles’, even 25 years into its future, our present, bearing in mind I haven’t read
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The Invisibles: Counting To None book 5 by Grant Morrison, Phil Jimenez and John Stokes (graphic novel review).
There isn’t always a choice when it comes to buying books or even graphic novel series volumes over the Net.
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Robot Archie And The World Of The Future by E. George Cowan and Ernest Kearon (graphic novel review).
The second volume of ‘Robot Archie And The World Of The Future’ by writer E. George Cowan and artist Ernest
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The Invisibles book 4 by Grant Morrison, Phil Jimenez and John Stokes (graphic novel review).
When the fourth book of ‘The Invisibles’ arrived, I thought there was a mistake and it was one of its
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The Invisibles: The Deluxe Edition Book 3 by Grant Morrison and Phil Jimenez (graphic novel review).
In many respects, the third volume of ‘The Invisibles’ has had a serious makeover. Phil Jimenez, a new artist, has
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October 2025 Comic-book & Graphic Novel news round-up.
It’s alive! – October 2025’s monstrous Comic-book haul If you thought the summer’s glow had dimmed in comic-land, think again.
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Thunderbirds Comic Anthology Volume One (graphic novel review).
The first thing I tend to do with any art or graphic novel book is a flick through. The biggest
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Judge Dredd endures: I Am the Law! (video)
Judge Dredd is that rarest of comic-book beasts: a character who’s both the promise of order and the punchline to
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The Invisibles: Apocalipstick book 2 by Grant Morrison, Jill Thompson, Chris Weston, John Ridgeway, Steve Parkhouse and Paul Johnson (graphic novel review).
Something is still very odd about ‘The Invisibles’ with the second volume, ‘Apocalipstick’. We quickly move away from the main
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Demon slayers, vending machines and lurking librarians (September 2025 anime & manga news round-up).
Infinity castles, kaiju, and vending machines with more personality than half the Hollywood slate — it’s been a busy old
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