Dan Dare (Graphic Novel) An all-new reimagining of the classic British sci-fi adventure strip Dan Dare written by Alex de Campi with art by Marc Laming.

34 hours to go in the Dan Dare Kickstarter from @b7comics.bsky.social ! Full-funded, lovely add-ons, Mekon statuette! www.kickstarter.com/projects/798...

The smashing cover for the Sixth Doctor boxset, Expulsion. Great centre pose from the Doctor, flanked by Peri in armour, holding a shield, and Turlough wielding a big sword.

A Crucible of Queen is out! Stabby French political shenanigans after the little mishap of Agincourt! And sword-wielding Turlough! Available as part of this fine set of sixth Doctor stories: www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/d...

*waves!* Seemed like an obvious cause to back (a) I love musicals (b) I'm an ADC alumnus myself - Pink Floyd: The Wall in 1991 (c) Paul asked nicely and I trust his judgement.

Some mysterious donations from email addresses I don't know got us over the line. I hope they drop me a line so that I can properly thank them! X♥️

Ahhhhhhh! *runs around madly*
This is just...ahhhh! I'm so incredibly, stupidly grateful! ♥️♥️

Unfolding, the musical by @emmavieceli.bsky.social just reached its funding target! Amazing!

£340!

£390!

Oh wow! They only need £590 now! You wonderful people! Can we get it over the line?

I love you, Paul. Thank you so, so much. For being there and for the support after xx

It’s written by @emmavieceli.bsky.social my artist partner on The Modern Frankenstein. How weird that you go to see a friend’s musical at a little theatre and find it life-changing and life affirming. The world needs this show.

So this amazing musical that made me cry and is about stuff close to my heart, they’re at 90% with 9 days left! Go look! Go *listen*! greenlit.com/project/unfo...

That’s it! Thank you!

I think it's Power Man Annual #1 reprinted in Mighty World of Marvel Annual 1978.
www.comics.org/issue/817059/

Comics folk: what’s the issue of Power Man (maybe Claremont?) where Luke falls an enormous height from an aircraft into water? Read it in a UK annual, would like to own the original.

Hello, I did a podcasting about Where We Stand, Where We Fall, and probably it's not a completely confused ramble. Probably. (It is a bit hard talking about one's own work, I am trying to be better at it.)

Congratulations!

Really looking forward to this - the politics of Doctor Who is something I've always found fascinating, possibly because Who is, alongside Terry Pratchett and Star Trek, one of the three foundational pillars that formed my own political viewpoint.

And Liz watched her copy using the shadows on a cave wall, cast by the light of Paul's precious-gem encrusted first edition Blu-ray given to him by the knight guarding the grails in that Indiana Jones movie.

Thanks!

Thanks for another splendid episode. I'd never watched The Champions before, but I enjoyed the first episode. Bonus thanks to @lizbethmyles.bsky.social for mentioning Next of Kin, which I've not thought about since my North Texas PBS station ran it in the mid-90s.

Before Salvation's Child hits shelves on May 26th, we're digging into the archives of The Final Architecture series.

Cosmic Lightgouse will be picking our favorite questions and posting my responses as we count down to the graphic novel’s debut.

So: any questions, post below!

Thanks, Steve!

The top of the page of the Comics and Graphic Novels section in Fortean Times, showing the cover of Golden Rage.

The title of the Forum section of Fortean Times, showing Forum, the title A very British psychopomp, and "Steve Toase observes the durious progress of Paddington Bear from afternoon tea to afterlife guide..."

The cover of Fortean Times 470 showing a crashed airship burning in a field.

Two bylines in @forteantimes.bsky.social 470!
1st, my Forum article about how Paddington has become a very British psychopomp
2nd is my comics review column, where I review work by @chrissywilliams.bsky.social @gustaffovargas.bsky.social @bigfootstudio.bsky.social & @paulcornell.bsky.social & others

Thanks!

Wonderful episode!

All of the Reveals from Gerry Anderson Day 2026 Stand by for atomic-powered reveals! This year's Gerry Anderson Day marked what would have been Gerry's 97th birthday. On this day, we remember the man who, with the considerable help of a multitude o...

I’m part of the forthcoming Thunderbirds anthologies revealed here!

gerryanderson.com/blogs/blog/a...

Cover of Last One Out in Lychford.

My Midweek Blog leads on the final Lychford novella coming out soon from @bluefoxbooks.bsky.social ! www.paulcornell.com/2026/04/the-...

Cover of Where We Stand, Where We Fall. Big moon in starry sky. Alien city below. Lots of blues.

Hector, a magnificent biewer terrier, reclining in his stolen Slanket.

It is two weeks until April 30th, when Where We Stand, Where We Fall is out! (www.hernebooks.com/product-page...) Also, here is picture of Hector who is also celebrating that day for he will be five years old!