Coming sooon!!!

London Horror Comic gets a great review in North America’s biggest horror magazine Rue Morgue.

Been a busy couple of months for me and only just finished booking accommodation and travel for Tbubble…but jeez, prices!

If you know, you know…

Loads of new readers getting into London Horror Comic at the Satanic flea market in London today

Set up for the Satanic Flea Market at Blondies Brewery, London. Come say hi!

Morrison predicting the future in 2002

Disappearing London: a beautiful little bakery ceased trading. This is creatively what we’re all up against at some level: trying to make beautiful things in the face of resistence.

The thought balloon is Good, Actually, and does things captions can’t.

It’s year 10 of @smallpressday.bsky.social and our Andy (also a #SmallPressDay co-organiser) is available for interviews if any comics press sites want to mark this momentous occasion with coverage!

Mad love for London Horror Comic 12 from around the world as orders arrive on doormats!

London Horror Comic 12 landing with new readers across the pond!

I’ll be at ThoughtBubble along with a host of other talented folk!

UK orders of the new London Horror Comic should start landing on doormats from today! Share your love with a snazzy photo!

All orders received up to 5pm today have been posted with tracking links to follow :)

Five hours of packing and checking later…

Lionel Ritchie needs to do a song about the meditative joys of bagging and boarding on Sunday evening…

The new issue of London Horror Comic is now out to buy from our store londonhorrorcomic.com/index.html#/

New issue of LHC available on June 1 from londonhorrorcomic.com/index.html#/

Knock at the door reveals delivery of a couple of boxes of HELLBLAZER OMNIBUS vol 2. Hefty tomes. Enfeebled by age, I needed assistance to get them indoors. Nice production, though. Pick one up... if you have the muscle, and spare cash.

Vibes

If I was writing this there’d be a mandatory scene where he skins and wears bunch of Peter Parker clones, swipes green goblins glider, beats the lizard with his own tail and…somehow…kills a burglar who’s threatening aunt may…raising moral doubt over succeeding where Parker failed to take action

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Blimey…the cost of postage…

Back from a comic con to learn of Peter David’s passing. His characters, their dialogue - all imbued with the presence of someone who had lived and connected with others.

Day 3 @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social and London Horror Comic finding new homes

London Horror Comic finding new homes on Day 3 of @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social

Pics of everyone from Day 2 of @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social who picked up London Horror Comic.

Great Jane Silver piece by @jacobchabot.bsky.social

My two-headed life problems chasing me and my single barrel musket of determination resisting. Art by @jacobchabot.bsky.social

When you stare into the abyss…

Super happy peeps with their new copies of London Horror Comic @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social Day 2

Talk about branding…

London Horror Comic finding new homes on Day 2 of @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social

Lots of new and returning readers snagging London Horror Comic @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social Day 2

Pics of all the fine folk who picked up London Horror Comic @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social Day 1!

Final hour of Day 1 of @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social and London Horror Comic 12 finding new homes

Awesome Jane Silver by @clordtc.bsky.social

London Horror Comic going down a storm with new readers @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social

Find London Horror Comic @mcmcomiccon.bsky.social Friday to Sunday!

Pics of all the fine folk who picked up London Horror Comic at Portsmouth Comic Con this weekend.

Customer: “How long has your comic been going for?” Me (proudly): “Since 2006!” Customer: “That’s the year I was born!” Me: “…”

Thank you so much to Batman and all these wonderful people during the Portsmouth Comic Con!!😍😍😍 @londonhorrorcomic.bsky.social

Jane Silver by Marco Failla

New and returning readers alike snagging copies of London Horror Comic at Portsmouth Comic Con

First new readers of Day 2 for London Horror Comic at Portsmouth Comic Con.

The perfect visual metaphor for self-publishing doesn’t - oh…,

Okay, this slow broil to extinction via cultural dementia is dragging on unbearably long now. Many people say... it's time to turn up the heat. See what crawls from the wreckage. Choose to worship it. Or kill it.

Pics of all the fine folk who snagged London Horror Comic on Day 1 of @ Portsmouth Comic Con

London Horror Comic going strong at Portsmouth Comic Con