, William Hogarth, YinXin He, Artificial Intelligence illustrators spotlights Spanish surrealist pop artist Dulk (Antonio Segura) and his animals in peril; goes back three centuries to the biting satire and acute observation of William Hogarth; enjoys the mystical and surreal world of Murugiah; the young Vietnamese artist YinXin He and her phantasmagorical images; and will Artificial Intelligence (AI) replace artists?! More like a book than a magazine, illustrators is the art quarterly devoted to the finest illustration art ever published. Truly fabulous artwork abounds in every issue, much of the art taken from scans of the original work.

, Charles Henry Chapman Billy Bunter had a long career at Fleetway. He began in hugely popular text stories and then went on to further fame as a purely slapstick character in the pages of Knockout and Valiant , where his depiction was almost totally unrelated to his original conception. The strips that appeared in Comet take us firmly back to the roots that established the popularity of the characters: exciting dramatic adventures featuring not only Billy Bunter but also the cast of other Greyfriars characters. This volume comprises the very best of the Comet Billy Bunter dramatic strips, including all those drawn by Reg Bunn ("The Famous Five") and C.H. Chapman ("Greyfriars School" and "Bunter of Greyfriars") that most admirers would consider the pick of the crop, or as Billy Bunter might say, the icing on the cake...

, Hugh McNeill, Derek Eyles, Hm Brock, Edgar Spenceley, Eric Parker, Eric Bradbury, Jesus Blasco, Geoff Campion The complete Dick Turpin comic strips from Sun , Comet and Thriller Picture Library comics from the 1950s. This collection comprises the cream of Dick Turpin strips published during the halcyon days of the Amalgamated Press. Within its pages the work of such masters of their craft as Derek Eyles, Hugh McNeill, Eric Parker, H. M. Brock, Jesus Blasco, Eric Bradbury and Cecil Doughty.

, Reg Bunn, Reginald Heade, Jesus Blasco, Jesus Blasco, John Millar Watt Shenanigans in Sherwood Forest from the Fleetway Comics Archives. The very best complete Robin Hood comic strips from Knockout, Sun, Robin Hood Annual and Thriller Picture Library comics from the 1950s. Includes Reg Bunn's "Richard the Lionheart," Patrick Nicolle's "In the Days of Robin Hood" and "Chivalry," Jesus Blanco's "Robin the Magnificent" and "Sir Basil of Brionne," and many other tales.

, Alberto Salinas, Cecil Doughty, Patrick Nicolle, Mike Western Piracy comic strips from Film Fun and Knockout and Lion comics. High adventure on the high seas was a staple of boys' fiction for many years and here we present five of the best tales of pirates and piracy that appeared in Fleetway publications between 1959 and 1962. May your timbers be shivered as you thrill to the stories of maritime mayhem. Includes "Captain Kidd" by Reg Bunn and Alberto Salinas, "Captives of El Dorada" by Cecil Doughty and Patrick Nicolle, "Mysterious Island" by Mike Western, "Pirates of Blood River" by Mike Western, and "The Black Pirate" by Cecil Doughty.

, Ron Embleton, John M. Burns The long-awaited reprint of the complete "Wrath of the Gods" by Ron Embleton and John M. Burns and "Ghost World" by Frank Bellamy in one huge volume. For the first time ever, the three greatest British comic artists in one unique deluxe hardcover full-color book. This is the first time since their first publication in Boys' World in 1958 that these incredible comic strips have been reprinted. The stories have been professionally scanned and colour adjusted to create the feel of the original artwork in this deluxe collectors volume. All the Embleton and Burns double-page spreads are printed as deluxe double page fold-outs in this monster full color volume.