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Avery Hill Publishing has announced its Autumn 2026 graphic novels lineup, which includes a special 10th Anniversary Edition release of “I Love This Part” by Tillie Walden introduced by Heartstopper creator Alice Oseman.

Also on the way are “John of the Night” by Darryl Cunningham, ‘Another Realm” by Kristyna Baczynski and “Under Ismyre” by B. Mure: https://downthetubes.net/avery-hill-publishing-reveals-autumn-2026-graphic-novel-releases/

Out this week: Disciples of the Soil (Avery Hill, $12.95): 

B. Mure writes and draws this fantasy graphic novel about a mystical land where building a new rail line might result in waking up the giant serpent deity that sleeps underground.

The Lakes International Comic Art Festival has just released a new video promoting its massive British Comics Now! project, championing the voices of UK comic creators and publishers

Six British/UK based comic creators will be flying the flag for British Comics Now at this year’s Toronto Comic Art Festival

Six British/UK based comic creators will be flying the flag for British Comics Now at this year’s Toronto Comic Art Festival (TCAF), thanks to an initiative from the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF), funded by Arts Council England, The Adlard Family Charitable Foundation, The British Council, and TCAF. British Comics Now aims to be a nationally-significant project for Britain’s…

Out this week: Methods of Dyeing (Avery Hill, $12.95)

British publisher Avery Hill is currently kickstarting several books they plan to release next year, but if you’re interested in seeing what they’re all about, maybe check out Methods of Dyeing, the new graphic novel from B. Mure about the mystery surrounding the death of a renowned botanist and master dyer.

In Review: “Methods of Dyeing” by B Mure

Method of Dyeing is the fourth book in the atmospheric and subtle Ismyre series of comics from Nottingham-based creator B Mure, published by Avery Hill. Set in the world of ‘Ismyre’, a strange and, at first glance at least, gentle world of talking animals and magic, the new volume deals with the aftermath of the poisoning of an esteemed botanist and master dyer, Professor Detlef, as he speaks at…

So Buttons #11 – Jonathan Baylis’s Amiably Raconteurial Autobio Includes Contributions from B. Mure, Phil Elliott and Maria & Peter Hoey

To describe Jonathan Baylis’s autobio work as Pekar-esque only goes so far in communicating his approach to this area of comics practice. So Buttons #11 is a short anthology collection of self-contained stories and illustration that has a comforting anecdotal feel, made all the more welcoming by Baylis’s personable presence as narrator which instantly puts his readers at ease as if he were an old…