Millennium Rebellion
Punk Heroes, CD-ROM collections, Cloaked Assassins, The Mother of All Parties and a new and extensive trade paperback program.
Exclusive images and news about what's happening in the UK's 2000AD.
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Frazer Irving
The joint winner of the title of this year's National Comic Award's Best Newcomer talks to Borderline about missing his chance to break into the comics business and some of his upcoming projects and plans for the future.
Bunty RIP
The death of the quintessential British girl's comic after over 42 years and more than 2000 issues.
Eureka!
Borderline talks to Derek Lord and John Ridgway about their plans for a new UK-based monthly anthology magazine aimed at 8-12 year olds - Could this be the saviour of British children's comics?
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Metaphrog
Adrian Brown talks to the Franco-Scottish duo of Metaphrog about their influences and why children's books should be more than just entertainment.
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Petra Etcetera
An exclusive chat with the winners of this year's National Comic Award for Best Self-published/Indy Comic and Why You Should Be Reading: Petra Etcetera.
Moniaive
Borderline supports the World's Smallest Comics Convention taking place at Moniaive, Scotland between August 29th and September 2nd.
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Unbreakable
The best comics film ever? Read our introspective inside.
Robert Crumb
A rare sighting?
Gemma Bovery
In the first installment of Blinkers Off Pete Ashton takes a look at Posy Simmond's Gemma Bovery.
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Borderline is a new British magazine about comics, designed for internet delivery as a printable PDF file which can be read using the Adobe Acrobat Reader freeware.
We aim to present a broad mix of approaches to comics, ranging from the American scene through European comics and to less widely covered topics.
Borderline is the result of a renaissance in British fan circles during the last two years but with the use of the internet for delivery we hope to offer something with points of interest to readers of comics anywhere in the world. Editor Phil Hall has assembled a team of contributors with the aim to entertain while offering insight and to celebrate the diversity of the medium.
Borderline is available in both low and high resolution editions - the low resolution edition providing all the content in a smaller, faster to download package and the high resolution edition containing crisper images for those with unmetered or broadband internet access.
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You can also send an email to subs@borderline.mediahall.co.uk to have the low-res edition of Borderline sent directly to your mailbox as soon as it is available.
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Regular Features - again, need a logo
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Rich Johnson starts Burning Down the Curtain.
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Breaking down the 4th Wall with an assortment of esoteric nuggets.
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Comics Almanack - what you should be buying from those advance comics catalogs.
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Carol Close has Issues.
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More cheeky banter in Head 2 Head.
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| The Verdict - Countless pages of the best reviews in comics - from standard titles to classic trade paperbacks to comics related Internet sites and the best of the world's small press. The Jury - are they right or wrong?
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Mike Kidson takes one of his regular walks past the Milestones of comics history.
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Matt Sommer reports from Region One
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The Speculators' last stand - Learning Curves.
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Martin Shipp is a Man on a Mission
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Continental Drift looks at the Franco-Belgian scene.
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