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October 15, 2025
The Lychford Collection is Out Now!
Out now from all good bookstores, physical and digital (some listed at the link), is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas!
How to Find Us at Thought Bubble!Lizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.) I’ve also once again been given guest status, bless them!
You’ll be able to find us at table D4 in the ComiXology Hall (along the right wall, right by the entrance!)
(We’ll have Rachael Smith on one side, which is handy for signing Who Killed Nessie? and Gary Erskine on the other, so we’re in lovely company.)
And if you’re an aspiring comicker, and want a pro to check out your portfolio, I’m one of many at the show who’s signed up to do just that! Check out all the details at the link.
And Vision & Labour: Making Comics, The Art Of Avery Hill Publishing is an exhibition at the Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate which is going to be running between 18th October and 26th April. (Neatly over the weekend of Thought Bubble.) To quote from the press release:
‘Harrogate’s Mercer Art Gallery has teamed up with indie publisher Avery Hill Publishing to create an exhibition showcasing some of today’s most exciting comics creators. Opening in October in time for this year’s Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, the exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the work of leading comic artists, and an important snapshot of the UK comics landscape over the past decade.’
Included in the exhibition will be a display case featuring the process of Rachael Smith and I making Who Killed Nessie?!
I’m really looking forward to it, and I very much want a copy of Kristyna Baczynski’s poster below.
I’ve Written the Intro for Archaic!Out now is the collected version of the wonderful Archaic from Ahoy Comics, a classic Spielbergian adventure about a single Mom who inherits an island… a sentient island where the forgotten gods live! It’s by Melissa F. Olson, Sally Cantirino and Gab Contreras, and I liked it so much I wrote the intro! Do check it out!
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is Out Next Month!I’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November. (And that link now has preview pages from the book, showing off our lovely full-colour art!)
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Cosmic Lighthouse and Salvation’s ChildCosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief. Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors. Our first title is Salvation’s Child, the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
Preview pages here.
Pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for October (covering 1962) are Fireball XL5/Out of This World and Space Angel. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
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September 24, 2025
Signing in Bristol this Saturday!
This coming Saturday, 27th September at Noon I’ll be signing Who Killed Nessie? at Excelsior Comics in Bristol!
And on Friday, 10th October at 7pm, Rachael and I will be participating in the Avery Hill Publishing Launch Party at Gosh! Comics in London!
You can read all about the book, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can order it here direct from the publisher.
You can also order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
Oh, and Rachael Smith and I did a great interview with Jenn Jordan of Syosset Public Library’s Turn the Page podcast, which you can find here.
[image error]The Lychford CollectionUp for pre-order, and coming out on 14th October is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas.
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s (now with preview pages!)I’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November. (And that link now has preview pages from the book, showing off our lovely full-colour art!)
I’m doing Portfolio Reviews at Thought Bubble! (And I’m a Guest!)Lizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.) I’ve also once again been given guest status, bless them!
And if you’re an aspiring comicker, and want a pro to check out your portfolio, I’m one of many at the show who’s signed up to do just that! Check out all the details at the link.
And Vision & Labour: Making Comics, The Art Of Avery Hill Publishing is an exhibition at the Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate which is going to be running between 18th October and 26th April. (Neatly over the weekend of Thought Bubble.) To quote from the press release:
‘Harrogate’s Mercer Art Gallery has teamed up with indie publisher Avery Hill Publishing to create an exhibition showcasing some of today’s most exciting comics creators. Opening in October in time for this year’s Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, the exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the work of leading comic artists, and an important snapshot of the UK comics landscape over the past decade.’
Included in the exhibition will be a display case featuring the process of Rachael Smith and I making Who Killed Nessie?!
I’m really looking forward to it, and I very much want a copy of Kristyna Baczynski’s poster below.
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Cosmic Lighthouse and Salvation’s ChildCosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief. Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors. Our first title is Salvation’s Child, the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
Preview pages here.
Pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for September (covering 1961) are A for Andromeda and The Avengers and Way Out/Alcoa Premiere. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
Please Feel Free to Share:
September 17, 2025
Nessie Signing This Saturday!
This coming Saturday, 20th September, at 1pm, Rachael Smith and I will be signing copies of our graphic novel Who Killed Nessie? at Waterstones Piccadilly in London!
Then, on Saturday, 27th September at Noon I’ll be signing the book at Excelsior Comics in Bristol!
And on Friday, 10th October at 7pm, Rachael and I will be participating in the Avery Hill Publishing Launch Party at Gosh! Comics in London!
You can read all about the book, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can order it here direct from the publisher.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. (It’s out from Amazon tomorrow, 18th September.) And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
The Lychford CollectionUp for pre-order, and coming out on 14th October is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas.
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s (now with preview pages!)I’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November. (And that link now has preview pages from the book, showing off our lovely full-colour art!)
Thought Bubble & Mercer Gallery ExhibitionLizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.)
And Vision & Labour: Making Comics, The Art Of Avery Hill Publishing is an exhibition at the Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate which is going to be running between 18th October and 26th April. (Neatly over the weekend of Thought Bubble.) To quote from the press release:
‘Harrogate’s Mercer Art Gallery has teamed up with indie publisher Avery Hill Publishing to create an exhibition showcasing some of today’s most exciting comics creators. Opening in October in time for this year’s Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, the exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the work of leading comic artists, and an important snapshot of the UK comics landscape over the past decade.’
Included in the exhibition will be a display case featuring the process of Rachael Smith and I making Who Killed Nessie?!
I’m really looking forward to it, and I very much want a copy of Kristyna Baczynski’s poster below.
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Cosmic Lighthouse and Salvation’s ChildCosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief. Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors. Our first title is Salvation’s Child, the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
Preview pages here.
Pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for September (covering 1961) are A for Andromeda and The Avengers and we’re still unsure about the rest of the world episode. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
Please Feel Free to Share:
September 11, 2025
It’s Nessie Release Day!
With an AMA on Reddit and an Instagram takeover!
Here’s a pleasant surprise: Avery Hill have announced that today (and not this time next week as I’d thought) is release day for Who Killed Nessie? the heartfelt comedy cosy crime graphic novel from me and Rachael Smith.
You can read all about it, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can order it here direct from the publisher.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
At 6pm BST/1pm Eastern/10am Pacific today (11th September), Rachael Smith and I will be on r/Fantasy at Reddit for an Ask Us Anything session, mainly about Who Killed Nessie? And there’ll be a Nessie giveaway! So do come along and ask us stuff!
And on the Avery Hill instagram feed today, averyhillpublishing, you’ll be able to find a series of important messages from the Queen of the Fairies!
On Saturday, 20th September, from 1pm-2pm, Rachael and I will be signing the book (copies of which will be on sale) at Waterstones London-Piccadilly!
On Saturday, 27th September at Noon I’ll be signing the book at Excelsior Comics in Bristol!
And on Friday, 10th October at 7pm, (no link yet) Rachael and I will be participating in the Avery Hill Publishing Launch Party at Gosh! Comics in London!
Plus, Rachael and I have been interviewed about it in the new issue (#47) of Haunted magazine!
Those who backed Nessie on Zoop (with an exclusive cover) should have now had an email announcing that their copy is in the mail, and those who opted for digital should now have their copies! Those who wanted original art will have to wait a few days for that to be sent separately, the package of artwork being en route to the distributor. Those opting for UK store distribution via Destination Venus in Harrogate will be notified when the box of copies arrives there. Those opting for the Cirencester node will have me sending them theirs instead!
Thank you all once again for making this possible.
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September 9, 2025
Gnomes of Lychford is Out Now!
(As is The Man in Black!)
Gnomes of LychfordIn all good bookstores, physical and online right now is the sixth book in my Lychford series of rural fantasy novellas, Gnomes of Lychford. I think it’s my best Lychford book, and, weirdly, it’s a great jumping-on point, because everything about the series is explained at the start. You can read all about it and find all the ordering info here.
“An unlikely group of supernatural creatures terrorizes the sleepy village of Lychford. Okay, they’re gnomes. That’s not a spoiler: you worked it out it from the title. When an ancient prophecy clashes with an unfortunate modern design aesthetic, the people of Lychford must band together to put out fires (both literal and metaphorical) to save their town before the king of the Gnomes (King Greg, and it’s dangerous to laugh at a gnome) calls in the terms of an old promise. Trouble is: no one knows what the promise is, nor how to fulfil it. It’s going to be a long night.”
The Man in BlackAlso out now is the latest in the series of Hammer 4k box sets: The Man in Black, which Lizbeth Myles and I have a commentary track on. It was a great pleasure to be asked to do our Hammer House of Podcast thing for what we found to be a great movie. We had lots to talk about. You can see all the details and order the set direct from Hammer here.
Who Killed Nessie? (Now with signing dates!)On 18th September, Avery Hill will be releasing a bookstore edition of Who Killed Nessie?, the graphic novel by myself and the great Rachael Smith.
You can read all about it, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can pre-order it here.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
The reviews are already coming in, including this lovely one from Monkeys Fighting Robots.
On Saturday, 20th September, from 1pm-2pm, Rachael and I will be signing the book (copies of which will be on sale) at Waterstones London-Piccadilly!
On Saturday, 27th September at Noon I’ll be signing the book at Excelsior Comics in Bristol!
And on Friday, 10th October at 7pm, (no link yet) Rachael and I will be participating in the Avery Hill Publishing Launch Party at Gosh! Comics in London!
Plus, Rachael and I have been interviewed about it in the new issue (#47) of Haunted magazine!
Those who backed Nessie on Zoop (with an exclusive cover) should have now had an email announcing that their copy is in the mail, and those who opted for digital should be getting their copies today! Those who wanted original art will have to wait a few days for that to be sent separately, the package of artwork being en route to the distributor. Those opting for UK store distribution via Destination Venus in Harrogate will be notified when the box of copies arrives there. Those opting for the Cirencester node will have me sending them theirs instead!
Thank you all once again for making this possible.
The Lychford CollectionUp for pre-order, and coming out on 14th October is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas.
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970sI’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November.
Thought Bubble & Mercer Gallery ExhibitionLizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.)
And Vision & Labour: Making Comics, The Art Of Avery Hill Publishing is an exhibition at the Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate which is going to be running between 18th October and 26th April. (Neatly over the weekend of Thought Bubble.) To quote from the press release:
‘Harrogate’s Mercer Art Gallery has teamed up with indie publisher Avery Hill Publishing to create an exhibition showcasing some of today’s most exciting comics creators. Opening in October in time for this year’s Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, the exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the work of leading comic artists, and an important snapshot of the UK comics landscape over the past decade.’
Included in the exhibition will be a display case featuring the process of Rachael Smith and I making Who Killed Nessie?!
I’m really looking forward to it, and I very much want a copy of Kristyna Baczynski’s poster below.
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Cosmic Lighthouse and Salvation’s ChildCosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief. Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors. Our first title is Salvation’s Child, the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
Preview pages here.
Pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for September (covering 1961) are A for Andromeda and The Avengers and we’re still unsure about the rest of the world episode. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
Please Feel Free to Share:
August 20, 2025
Harrogate Exhibition, Lychford Delay, Commando Orders
Vision & Labour: Making Comics, The Art Of Avery Hill Publishing is an exhibition at the Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate which is going to be running between 18th October and 26th April. (Neatly over the weekend of Thought Bubble.) To quote from the press release:
“Harrogate’s Mercer Art Gallery has teamed up with indie publisher Avery Hill Publishing to create an exhibition showcasing some of today’s most exciting comics creators. Opening in October in time for this year’s Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, the exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into the work of leading comic artists, and an important snapshot of the UK comics landscape over the past decade.
On display in the exhibition will be original artwork by sixteen diverse artists, shown alongside the finished books. The exhibition will offer insights into the creative process of making comics, and the different working practices of each artist, ranging from meticulous ink drawings to spectacular digitally created imagery, including video footage of the creators at work. There will also be photo opportunities with life size recreations of some of the book covers, and an interactive game designed by artist and designer George Wylesol. The various design elements pulling it all together are by comics artist Kristyna Baczynski who has created infographics, including a description of the various stages of journey from the original idea of the creator to the finished physical book.
The audience will come away with an appreciation of the talent and vision of the creators and a new understanding of the labour involved in creating the art and making the finished book.”
And included in the exhibition will be a display case featuring the process of Rachael Smith and I making Who Killed Nessie?!
I’m really looking forward to it, and I very much want a copy of Kristyna Baczynski’s poster below.
Gnomes of Lychford is Out Next Month, but The Lychford Collection now Isn’t! On 9th September, Tor.com Publishing is releasing the sixth book in my Lychford series of rural fantasy novellas, Gnomes of Lychford. It’s a re-editing of the serial I ran on this newsletter, and I’ve taken the opportunity to sort out a couple of little plot problems. I think it’s my best Lychford book, and, weirdly, it’s a great jumping-on point, because everything about the series is explained at the start. You can read all about it here.
And you can now pre-order!
“An unlikely group of supernatural creatures terrorizes the sleepy village of Lychford. Okay, they’re gnomes. That’s not a spoiler: you worked it out it from the title. When an ancient prophecy clashes with an unfortunate modern design aesthetic, the people of Lychford must band together to put out fires (both literal and metaphorical) to save their town before the king of the Gnomes (King Greg, and it’s dangerous to laugh at a gnome) calls in the terms of an old promise. Trouble is: no one knows what the promise is, nor how to fulfil it. It’s going to be a long night.”
And also up for pre-order, but now coming out instead on 14th October is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas. (Cover design for both by FORT.)
My Commando Comic is Out Now! (And you can order by post.) My issue of Commando (#5881), ‘The Longest War’, with artist Steve Yeowell, is now in lots of UK newsagents and supermarkets.
Or you can already buy the digital edition direct from Magzter here!
Or you can order by post here at Mags Direct! (Only 7 copies left!)
And I’ll have copies to sell at Thought Bubble!
John Freeman has a review of the issue here at Down the Tubes.
The Man in Black is Out Next Month!Liz Myles and I have a commentary track on one of the forthcoming Hammer 4k box sets: The Man in Black, which will be released on Monday, 8th September. It was a great pleasure to be asked to do our Hammer House of Podcast thing for what we found to be a great movie. We had lots to talk about. You can see all the details and pre-order the set direct from Hammer here.
Who Killed Nessie? is Out Next Month!On 18th September, Avery Hill will be releasing a bookstore edition of Who Killed Nessie?, the graphic novel by myself and the great Rachael Smith.
You can read all about it, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can pre-order it here.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
The reviews are already coming in, including this lovely one from Monkeys Fighting Robots.
And on Saturday, 20th September, from 1pm-2pm, Rachael and I will be signing the book (copies of which will be on sale) at Waterstones London-Piccadilly!
Those of you who backed the graphic novel on Zoop, don’t worry, you’ll be getting a unique edition with a different cover. (And you’ll be getting it first.)
“A cosy comedy murder mystery… with a monstrous twist! Lyndsay Grockle has just started her new job at an isolated hotel. She’s trying to get over heartbreak. She’s amazed to be left in sole charge just before a big convention. When the terrifying guests start to arrive, she realises why: this is a gathering of the fantastic beasts of myth and legend! The attendees ask her to stay in her room and let them be. But when the Loch Ness Monster is found dead, there’s nobody else they trust to solve the murder. She may not entirely believe in them… but they believe in her! Lyndsay is going to have to dig deep into her own fears and vulnerabilities to discover… WHO KILLED NESSIE?”
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970sI’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
And now there’s a release date and a pre-order link!
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November.
Thought BubbleLizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.)
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Cosmic Lighthouse and Salvation’s ChildCosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief. Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors. Our first title is Salvation’s Child, the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
Preview pages here.
Pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for August (covering 1960) are Pathfinders in Space/Pathfinders to Mars and Thriller. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
Please Feel Free to Share:
August 13, 2025
Commando and Caption this Week! And The Man in Black!
This Saturday, 16th August, my issue of Commando (#5881), ‘The Longest War’, with artist Steve Yeowell, will be in lots of UK newsagents and supermarkets.
Or you can already buy the digital edition direct from Magzter here!
And I’ll have copies to sell at Thought Bubble!
John Freeman has a review of the issue here at Down the Tubes.
I’m a Guest at Caption on Sunday!This Sunday, 17th August, I’ll be doing a panel at the Caption Small Press and Comics Festival in Oxford. At 3pm I’ll be talking with Sarah Miles and Alison Sampson about networking. Very much looking forward to it!
The Man in Black is Out Next Month!Liz Myles and I have a commentary track on one of the forthcoming Hammer 4k box sets: The Man in Black, which will be released on Monday, 8th September. It was a great pleasure to be asked to do our Hammer House of Podcast thing for what we found to be a great movie. We had lots to talk about. You can see all the details and pre-order the set direct from Hammer here.
Cosmic Lighthouse and Salvation’s ChildCosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief. Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors. Our first title is Salvation’s Child, the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
Preview pages here.
Pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
Gnomes of Lychford and The Lychford Collection are Out Next Month!On 9th September, Tor.com Publishing is releasing the sixth book in my Lychford series of rural fantasy novellas, Gnomes of Lychford. It’s a re-editing of the serial I ran on this newsletter, and I’ve taken the opportunity to sort out a couple of little plot problems. I think it’s my best Lychford book, and, weirdly, it’s a great jumping-on point, because everything about the series is explained at the start. You can read all about it here.
And you can now pre-order!
“An unlikely group of supernatural creatures terrorizes the sleepy village of Lychford. Okay, they’re gnomes. That’s not a spoiler: you worked it out it from the title. When an ancient prophecy clashes with an unfortunate modern design aesthetic, the people of Lychford must band together to put out fires (both literal and metaphorical) to save their town before the king of the Gnomes (King Greg, and it’s dangerous to laugh at a gnome) calls in the terms of an old promise. Trouble is: no one knows what the promise is, nor how to fulfil it. It’s going to be a long night.”
And also up for pre-order, and out on the same day is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas. (Cover design for both by FORT.)
Who Killed Nessie? is Out Next Month!On 18th September, Avery Hill will be releasing a bookstore edition of Who Killed Nessie?, the graphic novel by myself and the great Rachael Smith.
You can read all about it, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can pre-order it here.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
The reviews are already coming in, including this lovely one from Monkeys Fighting Robots.
And on Saturday, 20th September, from 1pm-2pm, Rachael and I will be signing the book (copies of which will be on sale) at Waterstones London-Piccadilly!
Those of you who backed the graphic novel on Zoop, don’t worry, you’ll be getting a unique edition with a different cover. (And you’ll be getting it first.)
“A cosy comedy murder mystery… with a monstrous twist! Lyndsay Grockle has just started her new job at an isolated hotel. She’s trying to get over heartbreak. She’s amazed to be left in sole charge just before a big convention. When the terrifying guests start to arrive, she realises why: this is a gathering of the fantastic beasts of myth and legend! The attendees ask her to stay in her room and let them be. But when the Loch Ness Monster is found dead, there’s nobody else they trust to solve the murder. She may not entirely believe in them… but they believe in her! Lyndsay is going to have to dig deep into her own fears and vulnerabilities to discover… WHO KILLED NESSIE?”
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970sI’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
And now there’s a release date and a pre-order link!
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November.
Thought BubbleLizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.)
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for August (covering 1960) are Pathfinders in Space/Pathfinders to Mars and Thriller. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
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July 15, 2025
So I Started a Comics Company!
Cosmic Lighthouse is the brainchild of myself and Lee Harris, with Anthony Cronin helping out with the day to day business. I’m the Editor-in-Chief.
Our mission is to publish original graphic novels by bestselling SFF authors in their existing universes. No ghost writers. These authors will be writing their own comics!
I’m proud to announce, via this news story at IGN, where you can see lots of preview pages, our launch title –
Salvation’s ChildSalvation’s Child is the digital graphic novel Prologue to Adrian Tchaikovsky’s best-selling SFF novel series The Final Architecture. It’s by Adrian himself, artist Mike Collins, colour artist Pippa Bowland and letterer Simon Bowland. We’re publishing it together with our partners ComiXology.
(Cover by Steve Stone.)
It’s 110 pages of comics, plus extras, at what we think is quite the wonderful price.
Check out these pre-order links at Amazon US and Amazon UK.
You can read more about the company and the project, with biogs, blurbs and histories, in our press release here.
And you can find Cosmic Lighthouse at these links on BlueSky and Instagram.
Salvation’s Child will be released by ComiXology Originals in 2026!
(And you can bet I’ll be talking about this in San Diego!)
Please check out the links above and help spread the word!
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July 13, 2025
My Comic Con Panels! New Interview Video! Commando Release Date!
(And a big surprise coming on Tuesday!)
My SDCC PanelsI am doing a lot of panels at San Diego Comic Con this year. Here they all are.
Thursday, 24th July:
1pm: ComiXology Presents: Comix Quiz (23ABC).
Comics creators Tula Lotay (Groupies, Barnstormers, Somna), Paul Cornell (Doctor Who, Saucer Country), Kim-Joy (Turtle Bread), Curt Pires (Stillman, Simulation Theory, Wyrd), Michael Conrad (The 99 Legs, Neptune, Doom Patrol), and Becky Cloonan (Wonder Woman, Somna, The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys) test their knowledge against each other in a fun-filled game show in the categories of literature, movies, TV, music, comics, food, and drink. You may get asked a question, too! Bring your game face. Moderated by David Hyde (Superfan Promotions).
Friday, 25th July:
10am: (Don’t) Stay in your Lane (Room 4).
The old creative model advised creators to put all their energies into one specific “brand,” but today, many comics writers also work in other mediums: novels, screenplays, children’s programming, radio dramas, etc. Melissa F. Olson (Archaic), Rachel Pinnelas (Creepshow), Mark Russell (The Flintstones), Paul Cornell (The Might Avengers vs. the 1970s), and Meghan Fitzmartin (All-Star Superman audiobook) have a candid discussion of why some writers move across different mediums and the various challenges, benefits, and drawbacks to bouncing back and forth.
2pm: The Scribe Awards and Media Tie-In Panel (32AB).
Each year the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers presents the Scribe Awards to celebrate outstanding works tied to popular licenses, such as novelizations of movies and TV shows, as well as numerous original works set in the worlds of Star Wars, the MCU, the DCU, video games, popular TV shows, and much more. The awards event at SDCC includes a lively panel discussion with current nominees and past winners. Hosted by New York Times bestseller Jonathan Maberry, president of the IAMTW.
4pm: ComiXology Presents: How to Write Comix Naked (25ABC).
Award-winning writer Scott Snyder (By a Thread, Batman), acclaimed writer Paul Cornell (Doctor Who), celebrated writer Taki Soma (Alienated, Sleeping While Standing), acclaimed writer Curt Pires (Stillman, Simulation Theory, Wyrd), and rising star Omar Morales (Major Thomás, LA Strong) give a soul-baring, behind-the-scenes look at how to write comics. Moderated by award-winning TV and comic book writer Marc Bernardin.
Saturday, 26th July:
Go behind the scenes with Legendary Comics, the publishing arm of the studio that brought you A Minecraft Movie, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, and Dune parts 1 and 2, and hear the latest about their comics, graphic novels, art books, and other tie-in publishing across all of the company’s franchises. Panelists include Brian Buccellato (Justice League v Godzilla v Kong 2), Rosie Knight (Monsterverse Declassified), Paul Cornell (Monarch: The Lost Adventures), Drew Zucker (Canto, Monsterverse Declassified/Monarch), and David M. Booher (Monsterverse Declassified, Canto). Be sure to brush up on your Monsterverse and Dune lore for a special giveaway!
6pm: ComiXology: Your Sci-Fi Comix Fix (28DE).
Hugo award–nominated sci-fi writer of TV, comics, and prose Paul Cornell (Doctor Who), Hugo Award–nominated artist/colorist/writer Taki Soma (Alienated), Eisner Award–winning artist Michael Avon Oeming (Alienated, Galaxy of Madness), acclaimed writer Curt Pires (Stillman, Simulation Theory, Wyrd), and rising star Omar Morales (Major Thomás, LA Strong) discuss the best in science fiction and their newest comics featuring highly imaginative concepts, including advanced technology, space travel, dystopian societies, and extraterrestrial life and why these concepts are so fun to play with in comics and beyond. Moderated by journalist Ernie Estrella.
Sunday, 27th July:
10.30am: Introducing Marvel Age of Comics (23ABC).
Bloomsbury Presents: Introducing Marvel Age of Comics—The first authors to contribute to Bloomsbury Academic’s new collaboration with Marvel will dig into the specifics of how each approached their subject with moderator Barbra Dillon (co-founder and editor-in-chief of Fanbase Press). Chris Ryall will preview his examination of the Daredevil: Born Again books and how they forever changed the ways super heroes and their secret identities have functioned; Paul Cornell will focus on The Mighty Avengers as icons of the 1970s; Ytasha L. Womack explores the hugely successful reimagining of one of the most popular super hero characters as Afrofuturist and Latinx in her upcoming Spider-Man: Miles Morales; and Stuart Moore tells the story of Doctor Strange, one of Marvel’s most bizarre, otherworldly heroes, discussed against the turbulent backdrop of the 1960s.
I’ll also be doing some signings, which won’t get announced until Tuesday, because…
There’s a Special Blog with a Big Surprise Coming on Tuesday!Keep this page bookmarked, because this Tuesday, 15th July, I have a major announcement to make! (It’s not Doctor Who.)
Commando Release Date and Cover‘The Longest War’, by myself and the great artist Steve Yeowell, will be Commando #5881, out on 16th August. It’ll be in many UK newsagents and superstores, I’ll have copies at Thought Bubble, and nearer the time you’ll be able to order it by post here at Mags Direct.
Rachael Smith and I Do a Video Interview!Rachael and I took part in a wide-ranging live interview with Nigel from Mayamada in his Casual Conversations with Comic Creators series. He proved to be a great interviewer, and we got deep into the creative process, and talked a lot about how Who Killed Nessie? came about. It’s a really good one. You can see it on YouTube here.
I’m a Guest at Caption!On the afternoon of Sunday, August 17th, I’m going to be a guest at the Caption Small Press and Comics Festival in Botley, Oxford. I’m on the Networking in Comics panel. Do come along if you can!
Gnomes of Lychford and The Lychford CollectionOn 9th September, Tor.com Publishing is releasing the sixth book in my Lychford series of rural fantasy novellas, Gnomes of Lychford. It’s a re-editing of the serial I ran on this newsletter, and I’ve taken the opportunity to sort out a couple of little plot problems. I think it’s my best Lychford book, and, weirdly, it’s a great jumping-on point, because everything about the series is explained at the start. You can read all about it here.
And you can now pre-order!
“An unlikely group of supernatural creatures terrorizes the sleepy village of Lychford. Okay, they’re gnomes. That’s not a spoiler: you worked it out it from the title. When an ancient prophecy clashes with an unfortunate modern design aesthetic, the people of Lychford must band together to put out fires (both literal and metaphorical) to save their town before the king of the Gnomes (King Greg, and it’s dangerous to laugh at a gnome) calls in the terms of an old promise. Trouble is: no one knows what the promise is, nor how to fulfil it. It’s going to be a long night.”
And also up for pre-order, and out on the same day is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas. (Cover design for both by FORT.)
Who Killed Nessie?On 18th September, Avery Hill will be releasing a bookstore edition of Who Killed Nessie?, the graphic novel by myself and the great Rachael Smith.
You can read all about it, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can pre-order it here.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
The reviews are already coming in, including this lovely one from Monkeys Fighting Robots.
And on Saturday, 20th September, from 1pm-2pm, Rachael and I will be signing the book (copies of which will be on sale) at Waterstones London-Piccadilly!
Those of you who backed the graphic novel on Zoop, don’t worry, you’ll be getting a unique edition with a different cover. (And you’ll be getting it first.)
“A cosy comedy murder mystery… with a monstrous twist! Lyndsay Grockle has just started her new job at an isolated hotel. She’s trying to get over heartbreak. She’s amazed to be left in sole charge just before a big convention. When the terrifying guests start to arrive, she realises why: this is a gathering of the fantastic beasts of myth and legend! The attendees ask her to stay in her room and let them be. But when the Loch Ness Monster is found dead, there’s nobody else they trust to solve the murder. She may not entirely believe in them… but they believe in her! Lyndsay is going to have to dig deep into her own fears and vulnerabilities to discover… WHO KILLED NESSIE?”
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970sI’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
And now there’s a release date and a pre-order link!
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November.
Thought BubbleOur application has been accepted, so I’m pleased to say that Lizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.)
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for July (covering 1959) are Noggin the Nog and The Twilight Zone. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
Please Feel Free to Share:
June 18, 2025
Who Killed Nessie?!
On 18th September, Avery Hill will be releasing a bookstore edition of Who Killed Nessie?, the graphic novel by myself and the great Rachael Smith.
You can read all about it, and see lots of sample pages, here.
And you can pre-order it here.
You can also pre-order it from Amazon UK and Amazon US. And from all good bookstores and comic shops.
The reviews are already coming in, including this lovely one from Monkeys Fighting Robots.
And on Saturday, 20th September, from 1pm-2pm, Rachael and I will be signing the book (copies of which will be on sale) at Waterstones London-Piccadilly!
Those of you who backed the graphic novel on Zoop, don’t worry, you’ll be getting a unique edition with a different cover. (And you’ll be getting it first.)
“A cosy comedy murder mystery… with a monstrous twist! Lyndsay Grockle has just started her new job at an isolated hotel. She’s trying to get over heartbreak. She’s amazed to be left in sole charge just before a big convention. When the terrifying guests start to arrive, she realises why: this is a gathering of the fantastic beasts of myth and legend! The attendees ask her to stay in her room and let them be. But when the Loch Ness Monster is found dead, there’s nobody else they trust to solve the murder. She may not entirely believe in them… but they believe in her! Lyndsay is going to have to dig deep into her own fears and vulnerabilities to discover… WHO KILLED NESSIE?”
Ace Jacket is Out Now!I’ve contributed a short story to this anthology in aid of autism charities, edited by Sophie Aldred and Shawn J. Levy. You can read all about it and order a copy here.
I’m a Guest at Caption!On the afternoon of Sunday, August 17th, I’m going to be a guest at the Caption Small Press and Comics Festival in Botley, Oxford. I’m on the Networking in Comics panel. Do come along if you can!
‘The Longest War’That’s the title of the issue of Commando I’ve written, which is tentatively due to be released in August. The artist is the great Steve Yeowell, and it’s amazing work. I’m delighted to have contributed to this very exacting classic format. More news nearer the time!
Gnomes of Lychford and The Lychford CollectionOn 9th September, Tor.com Publishing is releasing the sixth book in my Lychford series of rural fantasy novellas, Gnomes of Lychford. It’s a re-editing of the serial I ran on this newsletter, and I’ve taken the opportunity to sort out a couple of little plot problems. I think it’s my best Lychford book, and, weirdly, it’s a great jumping-on point, because everything about the series is explained at the start. You can read all about it here.
And you can now pre-order!
“An unlikely group of supernatural creatures terrorizes the sleepy village of Lychford. Okay, they’re gnomes. That’s not a spoiler: you worked it out it from the title. When an ancient prophecy clashes with an unfortunate modern design aesthetic, the people of Lychford must band together to put out fires (both literal and metaphorical) to save their town before the king of the Gnomes (King Greg, and it’s dangerous to laugh at a gnome) calls in the terms of an old promise. Trouble is: no one knows what the promise is, nor how to fulfil it. It’s going to be a long night.”
And also up for pre-order, and out on the same day is The Lychford Collection, which contains my first three Lychford novellas. (Cover design for both by FORT.)
The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970sI’ve got a book coming out from Bloomsbury that’s part of a new range of popular studies of Marvel Comics! The Mighty Avengers vs. the 1970s is fully illustrated with panels from the comics, and is my journey through how Marvel’s main super team navigated that difficult decade. This is very much a labour of love for me, a book I’ve wanted to find a way to write for the longest time.
And now there’s a release date and a pre-order link!
You can get the book directly from the publishers (and from all good booksellers) on 13th November.
Thought BubbleOur application has been accepted, so I’m pleased to say that Lizbeth Myles and I will once more be tabling at the wonderful Thought Bubble comic convention in Harrogate on November 15th and 16th. (You can find the full list of exhibitors here.)
Of Intrigue and EspionageI have a story in this just-announced forthcoming volume from Stars and Sabers publishing, which is due out in October 2026. I’m in good company, as you can see from the full announcement here.
Telefantasy Time JumpThe new podcast from me and Lizbeth Myles covers the history of SFF on TV, from 1953 onward, with our regular episodes (on the 14th of every month) covering a show released that year in the UK, and the Patron Bonus episodes (on the 28th) covering a show from the rest of the world. The shows for June (covering 1958) are The Invisible Man (plus the play I Can Destroy the Sun) and Tales of Frankenstein. The main episode is available free wherever you get your podcasts. To get the bonus episode, you need to follow us on Patreon at £3/$3 or above. (And you get access to seven years of Hammer House of Podcast bonus episodes!) You can find all the info here.
My Ko-fi and eBay StoresI’ve re-stocked my Ko-fi store, where you can buy my books and comics, signed and personalised, for shipping worldwide.
Similarly, I’ve now re-stocked my ebay store, full of Bronze Age Marvel comics at bargain prices.
My LinktreeYou can now find all my social media links, my website/blog and links to where you can buy my books, in one place here, thanks to Linktree!
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