Trust me, ImagineFX is stronger than ever - and the new team members will, I'm sure, make it even better.

Thanks for the kind words, all. As for who's taking over, we're currently recruiting. http://www.futurenet.co.uk/jobs for details if anyone's interested. 

Thanks all...means a lot.I'm moving to another magazine - I can't say which yet, but will reveal all soon.

Hi all I'm very sad to say that issue 34 of ImagineFX will be my last. I can't say how sorry I am to be leaving the magazine, as over the last two-and-a-half years I've had an unbelievable time, meeting and featuring some of my heroes, working with a bunch of incredibly talented people every single day (well, 5-days a week, usually) ...

OK, this is the start of a new regular feature where we put your questions to a top fantasy/sci-fi/comic artist. Number 1 is Simon Bisley, the acclaimed British comic artist famed for his work on ABC Warriors and Slaine. So, this is the place to post your questions. We're interviewing him tomorrow afternoon, so be quick! Cheers Rob  

A) Massive - we'll never run out of space* 2) Fire away with the questions if you like, and if the answer's not too embarrassing, we'll post... * I made the last bit up, but the servers are gigantic... 

Hi all I'm just giving you a heads-up! We're soon going to be recruiting for a very exciting position on ImagineFX. No, it's not a DVD Editor to replace Tom, it's a role that involves working across both magazine and website, and is very much 'community-focused'. The ideal candidate will be an individual who is a huge fan ...

Andy--Jones:Drew Struzan sums up the 80s to me. Everything good about that decade was painted by him it seems :D His work is iconic so yes I agree a bit on him would be ace.   But Giger, for me, was a huge inspiration so I am looking forward to that :D    Why not check this ...

The first one.

What's been missing IYO, Koshime?