Inferno! monthly - covers guide part 2 (of 6)

"Inferno!" magazine was a mainly text based US-comic sized publication that ran monthly from 1997 for about 4 years (there was an issue 0 in White Dwarf 210 and then 46 numbered issues). The focus was, as it said, tales of fantasy & adventure (in the Warhammer (40k) universe. 

I didn't buy this at the time but I've collected most of the run now based on the fact that, apart from the fantastic covers, there is some comic contents (albeit limited).

Anyway, I thought I'd share the covers with you as some of the artists are well-known and some of them deserve to be better known! Anyway without further delay here's today's selection...

Issue 1-8 were covered here

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 9, cover art by Wayne England

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 10, cover art by Kenson Low

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 11, cover art by Martin Hanford

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 12, cover art by Kenson Low

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 13, cover art by John Gravato

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 14, cover art by Wayne England

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 15, cover art by Karl Kopinski

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 16, cover art by Paul Dainton

Inferno! monthly - covers guide part 1 (of 6)

"Inferno!" magazine was a mainly text based US-comic sized publication that ran monthly from 1997 for about 4 years (there was an issue 0 in White Dwarf 210 and then 46 numbered issues). The focus was, as it said, tales of fantasy & adventure (in the Warhammer (40k) universe. 

I didn't buy this at the time but I've collected most of the run now based on the fact that, apart from the fantastic covers, there is some comic contents (albeit limited).

Anyway, I thought I'd share the covers with you as some of the artists are well-known and some of them deserve to be better known! Anyway without further delay here's today's selection...

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 1, cover art by Kev Walker

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 2, cover art by Geoff Taylor 

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 3, cover art by Wayne England 

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 4, cover art by Kev Walker 

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 5, cover art by Mark Gibbons 

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 6, cover art by Kev Walker 

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 7, cover art by Kenson Low 

Inferno magazine (published by Black Library) - issue 8, cover art by Karl Kopinski 

Warhammer monthly comic - issue 41-50, cover artists guide

I never read Warhammer monthly back in the day and have only started picking it up in recent years - it's packed full of well-known (2000AD) creators and plenty of other not so well-known names. 

Anyway, a covers gallery is a good a way as any to act as an introduction to a comic so over the next few weeks I'll show you what the issues all look like. 

Issues 1-10 is here

Issues 11-20 is here

Issues 21-30 is here

Issues 31-40 is here

Issue 51-60 is here

Next up is issues 41-50...

Warhammer monthly - issue 41, cover artist Paul Jeacock

Warhammer monthly - issue 42, cover artist Mark Harrison

Warhammer monthly - issue 43, cover artist Adrian Smith

Warhammer monthly - issue 44, cover artist Karl Kopinski

Warhammer monthly - issue 45, cover artist Adrian Smith

Warhammer monthly - issue 46, cover artist Paul Dainton

Warhammer monthly - issue 47, cover artist Mark Harrison

Warhammer monthly - issue 48, cover artist Mark Harrison

Warhammer monthly - issue 49, cover artist Martin McKenna

Warhammer monthly - issue 49, cover artist Adrian Smith

Warhammer monthly comic - issue 11-20, cover artists guide

I never read Warhammer monthly back in the day and have only started picking it up in recent years - it's packed full of well-known (2000AD) creators and plenty of other not so well-known names. 

Anyway, a covers gallery is a good a way as any to act as an introduction to a comic so over the next few weeks I'll show you what the issues all look like. 

First up is issues 11-20...

Warhammer monthly - issue 11, cover artist Simon Coleby

Warhammer monthly - issue 12, cover artist Paul Staples

Warhammer monthly - issue 13, cover artist Simon Harrison

Warhammer monthly - issue 14, cover artist Wayne Reynolds

Warhammer monthly - issue 15, cover artist Paul Staples

Warhammer monthly - issue 16, cover artist Wayne Reynolds

Warhammer monthly - issue 17, cover artist Kev Walker

Warhammer monthly - issue 18, cover artist Karl Kopinski

Warhammer monthly - issue 19, cover artist Simon Davis

Warhammer monthly - issue 20, cover artist Paul Staples

Warhammer monthly comic - issue 1-10, cover artists guide

I never read Warhammer monthly back in the day and have only started picking it up in recent years - it's packed full of well-known (2000AD) creators and plenty of other not so well-known names. 

Anyway, a covers gallery is a good a way as any to act as an introduction to a comic so over the next few weeks I'll show you what the issues all look like. 

First up is issues 1-10...

Warhammer monthly - issue 1, cover artist Colin MacNeil

Warhammer monthly - issue 2, cover artist Kev Hopgood 

Warhammer monthly - issue 3, cover artist Simon Davis

Warhammer monthly - issue 4, cover artist Kev Walker

Warhammer monthly - issue 5, cover artist Simon Coleby

Warhammer monthly - issue 6, cover artist Karl Kopinski

Warhammer monthly - issue 7, cover artist Wayne Reynolds

Warhammer monthly - issue 8, cover artist Logan Lubera

Warhammer monthly - issue 9, cover artist Wayne England

Warhammer monthly - issue 10, cover artist Paul Staples

Warhammer monthly compendiums - part 2

I've previously looked at Warhammer monthly comics here and here and here  without ever looking too much (yet!) at the various trade paperback collections that were published. Trust me, there's plenty of blog postings about those collections yet to come.

After the initial run of those collections in the early 2000s there was another run of reprints, this run were smaller in size (they're typically a bit larger than a traditional paperback book) and often featured complete reprints of strips (that previously had been serialised across 1 / 2 / 3 trade paperbacks).

The early trade paperbacks are a hard series to collect (partly because there are lots of titles) but these paperback compendiums seem even harder to collect. Anyway, I thought I'd start by just trying to see what is out there to collect.

So here's part two of my guide to collecting Warhammer paperbacks from 2004-6...  

Part one is here 

Kal Jerico - underhive bounty hunter (2006, paperback, ISBN 184416-2540)

Titan (2004, paperback, ISBN 184416-1234)

The call of chaos (2005, paperback ISBN 184416-1447)

Darkblade - Reign of blood (2005, paperback, ISBN 184416-2060)

Hellbrandt Grimm (2005, paperback, ISBN 184416-2079)