Manic Rage explores the world of Transmetropolitan and The Boys, and interviews Darick Robertson, the comic book series’ co-creator and artist.

Manic Rage “mooches” his way about the Collectormania Convention in Manchester, UK, a two-day event filled with many a cult famous face and other geekery.

Lowbrow connoisseir Manic Rage brings us into the underworld world of Kustom Art with his signature Inter-Re-View — a review of the book Kustom Graphics and an interview with one of its featured artists Felix La Flamme.

This trade paperback from Top Cow collects the relaunched Witchblade comic book series with issues #80-85.

The GoD resident Brit interviews artist Chris Coop’ Cooper, known for his voluptuous devilish women reminiscent of the classic pin-ups of the 1950s and ’60s.

Our UK representative gives us his spin on Richard Kelly’s Southland Tales.

Lucifer is gets a chance to redeem himself to God when he gets to inhabit the body of a struggling writer.

The actor best known as “Bill” in Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure tells us about directing the Cartoon Network live-action movie Ben 10, based on the animated series, and much more!

Some updates from HonkeyFinger main-man Jonny.

Geeks of Doom’s resident music fiend from the UK Manic Rage has a chat with Dirty Rig’s Buckshot and finds out that the bassist is a geek when it comes to video games, beer, and, ahem … another fun activity.

Nick Oliveri, from Queens of the Stone Age and Kyuss, accidentally breaks his phone while attempting to snap a photo of the back of Manic Rage’s jacket. True story.

UK music fiend and GoDoomer Manic Rage put together the very first GoD Inter-Re-View. His inaugural subject: Stoner Rock masters SOLACE and their guitarist Justin Daniels.

Of one of the most typically British sports, which modestly had its roots begin in Middle to Upper class ‘Posh’ England all those years ago, we come to today, a final being played by two typically non-British.

Metal Hammer magazine’s fifth annual ‘Golden Gods Awards’.

Geek of Doom from across the pond, Manic Rage, gets down to the nitty gritty with Skronk blues maestro Honkeyfinger.

The new QotSA album are like the Wizard of Oz‘ bumbling Tin Man — all effort and no heart.

A review of the latest musical offering from the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne.

2000AD and Judge Dredd celebrate 30 years on the Newsstand AND Reveal the Origins of a Comics Icon!

The Great Plague and Fire of London are some of the themes on the band’s new album.