Filth. From @educationgovuk. #SkillsForLife #ItAllStartsWithSkills #TheFantasticFour. (I think @bleedingcool reported on this recently, but I hadn't seen this one yet.)

And if I did help inspire the new design (I'd be delighted if so), any chance of a free copy of the new set? 😄.

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Hey @DougRDNaylor, I saw the revised Red Dwarf I-XIII Blu-Ray cover and I'd love to know if the changes were inspired by my fan edit of the original that I shared on Ganymede & Titan?. Either way, the new cover looks much better - much more distinctive silhouettes!. Nice update.

I wonder if @DougRDNaylor can shed any light on what "remastered" means in this context? It would be great to know what the plans are for this set.

Honoured as ever to be given a guest spot at G&T to review the latest Red Dwarf book!.

Pop Kill #1 was lots of fun. It reminded me of a Chaykin book at times: a square-jawed womanising hero, beautiful women, a silly satirical high-concept (involving warring cola companies) and some fun action and violence. It won me over quickly. I'll definitely be checking out #2.

The final issue of Batman: Off-World was well worth waiting for. A climactic chapter full of badass Batman moments that make you want to punch the air, brought to life with fantastic art, and all drawn to a close beautifully. The most fun that a bat-book has been in a long time.

This was GREAT. It feels like the dark tone of Stephen King mixed with the immediately-involving narrative drive of a Brubaker-Phillips OGN. Snyder and Jock weave together several interesting strands in a way that feels effortless. I wish I could read the whole thing right now.

I think Redcoat might be my favourite current Ghost Machine book - it's just a great, fun adventure every time. This latest issue is a self-contained one-shot that tells a fairly straightforward but grisly story, which is greatly enhanced by @THEBRYANHITCH's excellent art.

No prizes for guessing what I'm seeing at the cinema today, @sonic_hedgehog. #SonicMovie3

This makes a strong argument for the UK being able to elect our Queen.

This is so good, every time. A fast-moving gangster plot; fantastic @ChrisSamnee art with a timeless sensibility and great storytelling; and a nice handling of Bruce's relationships with Dick and Alfred, which takes in some aspects often missing from their interactions. Perfect!

Enjoying the new version of WarGames, turning it black and white and extending it from the original two-hour movie length to ten half-hour episodes makes for a completely different experience.

The New Gods #1 was excellent, and clearly has what so many comics lack: ambition. There's a lot going on here, but it all weaves together elegantly into an epic story that I can't wait to read more of. And with @therightram and @cagle_evan it feels like we're in good hands.

It's my nephew's birthday close to Christmas, and as he likes comics, every year I buy him a collected edition - usually whatever I think has been the best book of the year. This year I couldn't choose between these two so got him both. Top work @danielwarrenart, Jacob and Chris!

Batman: Dark Patterns #1 was excellent. A tight script from @DanPGWatters that's already spinning an intriguing detective story, and fantastic art from @Cleanlined (with excellent complementary colours from @Treestumped) that tells the story perfectly. Could be an all-time great.

I picked up the new Detective Comics on good word of mouth. It kicks off a great new Batman yarn filled with interesting ideas, plenty of intrigue, and beautiful art. I'm keen to see where this goes, hopefully it's the start of a nice long run from @TomTaylorMade and @mikeljanin.

I also really enjoyed this afterword which I thought was very well said (and features a nice shout-out to @mrmarkmillar).

Zorro: Man Of The Dead was a blast, a fast-moving action-based story with a nice modern-day take on the legend. I'm a @SeanMurphyArt fan but this is some of his best art in a while, with really detailed environments and characters as well as some very dynamic fights & car chases.

"The War" by Garth Ennis & @beckycloonan, currently being serialised in Hello Darkness from @boomstudios, is a fantastic piece of work. It's grim and bleak, but utterly compelling, and the writing and art work together perfectly. It deserves a dedicated collection once it's done.