Rebellion presents three action-packed stories from the legendary Lion comic, all featuring the work master of chiaroscuro-style black-and-white art – José Antonio Muñoz.
In 1973, Muñoz worked on three short-lived strips in Lion. A Stitch in Time follows the adventures of a young boy named Stitch Cotton and his alien friend, Varl, after they steal a time machine from the sinister space-master, Mr. Universe. Lost in Limbo Land(written by 2000 AD regular, Chris Lowder), follows Barry Smith – a studious bookworm who is struck by lightning and flung into a world of Norse myth and legend. The final strip, Sark the Sleeper, sees a starship commander accidently woken from hypersleep by two boys who are completely unaware that they passengers flying through deep space in search of a new home.
Garth Ennis and Keith Burns continue the final Johnny Red story, A Couple of Heroes: as Heroine of the Soviet Union Nina Petrova awaits her doom, she remembers her time as leader of the Angels of Death- when she and Johnny Redburn fell in love during the hellish battle of Stalingrad.
This issue also contains a stand-alone western adventure, El Mestizo, featuring a Civil War-era bounty hunter on the trail of a double agent whose loyalty cannot be assumed to belong to either army, in this action-packed thriller from Rob Williams (Suicide Squad) and Henry Flint (Hawk the Slayer).
Battle Action #4 is out on the 27th November – pre-order now to guarantee your copy!
“Vastly influential. Stunning. Dominated the genre of Science-Fiction epics.” The Independent
The best-selling Treasury of British Comics archival series The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire reaches its sixth, and penultimate, amazing volume – pre-order it today!
The end is nigh! This penultimate omnibus collection of the original The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire stories, collects all the strips originally published in Look & Learn from 1977 through to 1980. This sixth book contains Oliver Frey and Mike Butterworth’s final work on the series, as they pass the baton to Ken Roscoe and Gerry Wood who will work on the remainder of the series.
This volume collects – for the first time – thirteen classic, fast-paced, yet beautifully painted, stories featuring the Emperor Trigo, ruler of the Trigan Empire, holding the line against monsters, alien threats, and internal usurpers, with the help of his nephew Janno, and the scientist Peric.
This volume comes with a new cover from acclaimed artist Chris Weston, available in either standard paperback or webshop-exclusive hardback editions!
Don’t let the Thrill-suckers win, Earthlets – pick up one of FIVE new comics and collections from 2000 AD and the Treasury of British Comics!
Want the very best in sci-fi action and horror comics? Dive into the webshop to pick up copies of the brand new Scream! special celebrating 40 years since the original launch of seminal horror title, the new Essential collections featuring Judge Death and Judge Dredd, the second Treasury of British Comics Annual, and your regular weekly issue of 2000 AD!
Due to popular demand, Rebellion are celebrating the holiday season with another thrill-packed Treasury of British Comics Annual!
We have delved in the IPC/Fleetway archive to bring you a selection of some of the greatest strips ever to appear in British comics, specials and annuals, from such esteemed titles as Scream!, Battle, Tiger, Valiant and Lion.
This collection features three brand new stories from industry superstars including Simon Furman and Mike Collins on Kelly’s Eye Vs The White Eyes, Alec Worley and Anna Morozova on Black Beth and Paul Grist and Simon Williams on Robot Archie.
Available only from comic book stores and the Treasury of British Comics webshop, the Treasury of British Comics Annual 2025 comes in a retail edition with cover by David Roach and a webshop exclusive edition featuring a cover by Andreas Butzbach.
Ghastly McNasty cordially invites you back into a world of terror! Scream! is back, with an all-new lineup of stories to make you shiver!
Celebrating 40 years since it first burst onto the British comics scene, Scream! returns today with an all-new oversized anthology. Featuring creators including Alex Paknadel, Alejandro Aragon, Torunn Gronbekk, Emily Schnall, Anna Readman, George Pooley, V.V. Glass and more, Scream! delivers 64 pages of terror!
First published in 1984 and hosted by the mysterious editor “Ghastly McNasty”, Scream! ran for fifteen issues which terrorised a whole generation of innocent young readers, electrifying them with horror tales like “The Thirteenth Floor”, “”The Dracula File”, “Library of Death” and more. With comics from legendary figures in the comics scene including Gerry Finley-Day, Eric Bradbury, Alan Moore, John Wagner, Alan Grant, Cam Kennedy and more, Scream! left an impression on anyone who read it! And this new anthology celebrates all that made the original Scream! so shocking, with four new stories from some of the best creative talents in the industry today!
This collection includes a chilling new cover from comics superstar DaNi (Wonder Woman) and those brave enough to delve inside will find themselves confronted by all-new Dracula File and Thirteenth Floor strips, alongside two original stories – a peek at the dark history of a legendary 70s rock band, by Anna Readman and George Pooley, and a claustrophobic descent into the Paris catacombs, written and drawn by V.V. Glass.
The four stories included in this collection are:
The Dracula File by Alex Paknadel and Alejandro Aragon. A mysterious figure breaks into the home of Piper, a journalist who has been working on a story about mysterious disappearances across London. What does this stranger know – and how does it connect to the Lord of Darkness himself…?
The Thirteenth Floor by Torunn Gronbekk and Emily Schnall. Welcome to Maxwell Tower, your dream home of the future! Your every whim will be catered for by our in-house AI “Max”, who will make sure that you come to absolutely no harm during your stay. Unless you start to cause trouble, that is…
And His Skin Is Cold by Anna Readman and George Pooley. Head back to the 1970s, as a British rock n’roll band head out on their breakout American tour. But on one fateful evening, they find that while talent can bring them fame, fortune and immortality… that isn’t the only way to live forever…
Inverted Burial by V.V. Glass. Paris is the City of Love – but beyond the cosy cafes and romantic roads, what lurks deep down underneath the streets? Enter on a claustrophobic descent into the Paris catacombs…
You are cordially invited to enter the dark and twisted horrors of the all-new Scream!, arriving to a newsagent or comic shop near you today!
In A Couple of Heroes part 3, Johnny Red must pilot the Flying Gun over the Arctic Ocean on a mission to stop the development of a strain of cholera as a weapon of mass murder. But with the conclusion of the war seemingly inevitable, Johnny cannot help but think about his missing partner, Nina Petrova, and what he needs to do to be reunited with her. Garth Ennis and Keith Burns ramp up the stakes in this final Johnny Red story.
And in the bonus feature, the star of Action – Hook Jaw, the great white shark, is back! Brought to you by Steve White and John McCrea, Hook Jaw must face off against a Killer Whale, as a nature documentary team and a group of shark conservationists get between them. Who will make it out alive?…
In A Couple of Heroes part 3, Johnny Red must pilot the Flying Gun over the Arctic Ocean on a mission to stop the development of a strain of cholera as a weapon of mass murder. But with the conclusion of the war seemingly inevitable, Johnny cannot help but think about his missing partner, Nina Petrova, and what he needs to do to be reunited with her. Garth Ennis and Keith Burns ramp up the stakes in this final Johnny Red story.
And in the bonus feature, the star of Action – Hook Jaw, the great white shark, is back! Brought to you by Steve White and John McCrea, Hook Jaw must face off against a Killer Whale, as a nature documentary team and a group of shark conservationists get between them. Who will make it out alive?…
Battle Action #3 is out on the 30th October – pre-order now to guarantee your copy!
Get ready to scream – due to unprecedented demand, the sold-out complete collection of ’80s horror comic Scream! is to be reprinted in time for Christmas.
Celebrating 40 years since IPC launched the UK’s most iconic ‘horror’ anthology, this wonderfully horrifying single volume collects all of the strips included in the 15-issue run of Scream!.
All copies of the hardcover collection sold out before it was due to hit shelves in May this year, but thanks to overwhelming popular demand a reprint is now its way and will arrive in the 2000 AD and Treasury of British Comics webshops and all good retailers in late November.
Produced ‘from the depths’ of King’s Reach Tower by the mysterious ‘undead’ editor Ghastly McNasty, the first issue of Scream! was unleashed in March 1984. More tongue-in-cheek than horrific, the comic was an immediate hit with younger fans as it included a pair of fake vampire fangs attached to the cover and a number of fantastic new strips from such legendary talents as Alan Moore, John Wagner, Jose Ortiz, Cam Kennedy, Tom Tully, Alan Grant and Eric Bradbury.
The celebratory hardcover collection of the entire original run includes every single strip published in issues 1-15, making this an absolute must-have for fans of classic horror and thriller comics. The original print run sold out before its publication date in May and fans have been eagerly hoping for a reprint.
Rebellion’s senior graphic novels editor Keith Richardson said: “Scream! was such an iconic and beloved title, so it was gratifying to see just how many people remember it and wanted to revisit its incredible stories. We’ve had so many requests to reprint the hardcover edition and I’m delighted that bring such a sumptuous collection to even more people.”
The stories included in this collection:
‘The Dracula File’ – writers: Gerry-Finley Day, Simon Furman, artist: Eric Bradbury
‘Fiends and Neighbours’ – artist: Graham Allen
‘Tales From the Grave’ – writers: Tom Tully, Ian Rimmer, Scott Goodall, artist: Jim Watson
‘Library of Death’ – writers: Barrie Tomlinson, James Nicholas, Angus Allan, artists: Cam Kennedy, Ron Smith, John Cooper, Brendan McCarthy, Mike Dorey, Steve Dillon
‘Monster’ – writers: Alan Moore, John Wagner, artists: Henzil, Jesus Redondo
‘The Nightcomers’ – writer: Tom Tully, artist: John Richardson
‘Terror of the Cats’ – writer: Simon Furman, artists: Gonzalez, John Richardson
‘The Thirteenth Floor’ – writers: John Wagner, Alan Grant, artist: Jose Ortiz
‘A Ghastly Tale’ – artists: Mike Western, Mike Dorey, Jose Casanovas Sr
