Alasdair Stuart

Well, tennish. Alasdair Stuarts champions the faithful companions who deserve their time in the spotlight. Or Batsignal

The “You’ve Got Red On You” edition, chaired by Alasdair Stuart

It’s a Q and A… ho ho ho!

The SFX Blogbusters lay into the sci-fi and fantasy heroes that cause some serious teeth-gnashing. Alasdair Stuart hosts

The “Step AWAY from the death scene, Whedon!” Edition, hosted by Alasdair Stuart

The prolific comics scribe discusses X-Club, Extermination and the very sweary Crossed: Wish You Were Here with Alasdair Stuart

This week SFX’s reader bloggers discuss who should helm DC’s superhero team-up

Mixed martial arts meets geekdom in a comic with true heart

How the local comic shop in the town where the tragic Dark Knight shooting took place is fighting back

The SFX Blogbuster team members choose their favourite hero/villain rivalries

Science fiction is full of evil geniuses, but not all sci-fi scientists want to take over the world. Here’s Alasdair Stuart’s tribute the boffins who wear white hats with their white coats

Geek tunes that can make a difference

The SFX Blogbusters crew choose their favourite sci-fi and fantasy couples

The Blogbusters team gets into a big fight about it choices, but Alasdair Stuart is here to referee

Alasdair Stuart interviews the creators, two-by-two

Alasdair Stuart talks to the writer/artist behind a new supernatural comic with an autumnal feel

Alasdair Stuart falls under the spell of a new magical comic book

Alasdair Stuart interviewS the creators of a new comic in which the villain is the star

Alasdair Stuart talks to the creators of a new comic book that has been heavily inspired by suave thieves and French art

Alasdair Stuart interviews editor Amanda Rutter

The “Call To Adventure In Five Bars or Less” Edition, presented by Alasdair Stuart

Join the campaign to convince DC comics to bring back the only female Robin ever, urges Alasdair Stuart

The “No, for the last time, NO. R Kelly IS NOT doing our city anthem, the cost in lighters alone would bankrupt us” Edition, compared by Alasdair Stuart