Another Christmas and another planet for Dan Dare and Digby. The fourth Christmas issue of EAGLE  was dated 24th December 1953 (Vol. 4 No.38...

It is now seventy five years since  EAGLE was launched, on April 14th 1950. A huge success for its first decade, it ran until 1969, when it ...

There are several books about EAGLE, but only two about Dan Dare's creator Frank Hampson. These are The Man Who Drew Tomorrow, published...

Martin Mere was the title of one of several strips that Frank Hampson produced for EAGLE after The Road of Courage ended, but were never de...

Not surprisingly, EAGLE always celebrated Christmas and particularly so in the 1950s when it was edited by the Rev. Marcus Morris. The very...

The Winter issue of EAGLE Times is out now. This edition contains a tribute to our late Queen Elizabeth II by David Britton, who also contri...

The very first Dan Dare story had no individual title, but when Titan Books reprinted it in 2004 they called it Voyage to Venus. In 2008...

A free exhibition to celebrate the centenary of Frank Hampson's birth is being held at the Bourne Hall Museum in Spring Street, Ewell...

Biographies of Dan Dare state that he was educated at Rossall School near Fleetwood in Lancashire. Founded in 1844 as a sister school to...

EXHIBITION REPORT BY DAVID BRITTON A reception was held on Thursday evening 20th September at the Atkinson Art Gallery in Lord St. Sou...

WITH JIM DUCKETT It’s a sobering thought but the first recorded Dan Dare adventure was set at least thirty years ago! This was Moon R...

Standard Trade Edition Within the space of a few weeks two books related to ‘Dan Dare’ have been published. I have already reviewed the f...

Alastair Crompton signing copies The launch of Alastair Crompton's book Tomorrow Revisited took place at the Chris Beetles Gallery i...

The first of an intended series of books reprinting Classic Bible Stories from Eagle has been published by Titan Books . The first volume ...