The Silver Silver Pocketbook: Origins - June 2007, cover by Jon Haward (after John Buscema).

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The Silver Silver Pocketbook: Origins - June 2007, cover by Jon Haward (after John Buscema).
Transformers Armada (UK) #9: "Dawn of Destruction!"
Writer: Simon Furman
Pencils: Andrew Wildman
Inks: Stephen Baskerville
Colors: Nigel Dobbyn
Letters: Neil Porter
All-new Batman strip features in Britain's "Hero Time" title, from Panini, next month
Big news for Batman fans in the UK!
Do you remember when Panini used to create their own homegrown Spider-Man tales for a younger audience in their Spectacular Spider-Man title? Well, here’s big news for Batman fans in the UK… Batman is getting the same treatment! Hero Time Presents: Batman will hit the shops on 14th September 2022. Aimed at 8–12-year-olds, this new magazine features a brand-new comic strip, illustrated by Russ…
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INTEREST CHECK: ThunderCats Magazine (2012) Scans
Some time ago, I got my hands on all eleven issues of the outrageously rare 2012-2013 run of Panini’s ThunderCats Magazine, which was released exclusively in the UK. My original plan was to scan and share with the rest of the fandom, but the more I think about it...I mean, is anyone even interested?
I know I would’ve loved seeing scans of these back in the day, but I don’t know who else (if anyone) cares, and scanning/optimizing all of them would consume more time than I currently have. I’d be more than happy to share regardless, of course, but only if somebody out there would actually enjoy them. Know what I mean? ^^;
Hence the interest check. So. Anyone interested? :’)
For the uninitiated, previews of the comics included in Issues #001-008 are available on deviantart courtesy of Kat Nicholson and Cosmo White. Additional info can be found at ThunderCats.WS as well.
Normally I’d spit fire at this sort of thing, but these magazines have been out of print for years with no signs of coming back. I highly doubt the creators/owners would come to harm, especially when so few fans care to look in the first place.
Action Man: A.T.O.M.: Action Teens On Machines #24: "Out of Control"
Writer: Simon Furman
Art: Jack Lawrence
Letters: I have been unable to find any full proper scans of this comic (got this off of Simon Furman's wordpress) so it's not that they're uncredited, I just can't find anything with the full credits
“Lost” Doctor Who comic strip rematerialises
Artist Russ Leach has just posted these wonderful pages drawn for a Doctor Who Adventures story in progress when the comic was sadly cancelled. The story was scripted by Kieron Moore and was a casualty of the title’s low sales, despite inventive and enjoyable work on the Panini UK title. The creative team on this version of Doctor Who Adventures also included former TV series script editor Andrew…
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What happened to Arukenimon and Mummymon in the UK Digimon comics is that Arukenimon was sent to another dimension by Daemon, and Mummymon went up to the portal to try to rescue her. They both ended up getting killed by LadyDevimon through Darkness Wave.
Daleks have taken over Doctor Who Magazine Issue 630, on sale this week in all good newsagents, and some run by Voord.