Brexit Archives

Talking to The Mail On Sunday, Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Boris Johnson MP, has compared himself Britain to the Incredible Hulk, in regards to the whole Brexit situation. Stating that Britain will break out of its 'manacles' like The Incredible Hulk if a Brexit deal cannot be struck by October 31st[...]

For the last few months there have been protests both for and against Brexit, and a media circus assembled in St Stephens Square ready to interview politicians, Parliamentarians, protestors and pundits, all with the backdrop of the House Of Parliament and some bloke also called Stephen shouting 'Stop Brexit' at the top of his lungs[...]

So yes, British politics seems to be in a bit of a turmoil. I may have a better grasp of what's going on tonight but for now... how does all this affect

Before the Brexit referendum vote, a $4.99 US comic book cost around £3.60 to £3.75 in British comic book stores After the referendum vote, that rocketed to the current £4.25 to £4.50 pricepoint though some places will offer discounts to regular members, and some places will cut their profit margins further. Bleeding Cool informed you yesterday[...]

The British pound continues to crash against the US dollar as the impending likelihood of a no-deal Brexit becomes more and more likely, which affects imports from overseas, European and otherwise, making them more expensive. Which includes all those comic books from Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse, IDW, Boom, Dynamite and many more Today, Diamond UK[...]

And it feels really like he's doing Brexit here. Luthor challenging Superman in the wake of a world falling apart and into Doom… spoilers below of course, for Last Knight On Earth #2 – and for Red Hood Outlaw Annual #3 while we're at it. And a full-blown debate on all the issues at the heart of[...]

Nigel Farage who quit the Brexit-supporting UKIP parties as it became more alt-right and just launched The Brexit Party, gaining a third of the electorate's support While the remain-supporting Liberal Democrats with their slogan Bollocks To Brexit have tripled their support, topping both the Conservatives and Labour While Remain-supporting Labour/Tory splinter group Change UK which[...]

Near the end of NBC's Saturday Night Live (SNL) winter finale, we were treated to the last thing I ever expected them to do: a sketch about Brexit. This is unexpected My first thought was, "Why would they do this?" Most Americans don't know or care about Brexit They don't think Brexit would have any meaningful impact[...]

The movie is billed as the beginning of an "epic new saga" by the Lord of the Rings director, based on the book series by Philip Reeve about a scary future world in which giant mobile cities prey on smaller towns in some kind of grand stakes survival of the fittest nightmare kicked off by[...]

In an interview with the Telegraph, Moffat talked about how he could have cast a woman as the next Doctor when Matt Smith was leaving the show, but chose not to. "We could have replaced Matt Smith with a woman, given that his Doctor was more sexless and less of a lad," Moffat said," but then[...]

Brexit has been an unholy nightmare for over a year now, but gaming collective TIGA have put out a statement on how English game devs ought to affect how politicians should respond to the political morass that is the UK leaving the EU While not the only games collective to discuss Brexit, TIGA has timed[...]

I should add what's going on in my home country at the moment, the Brexit stuff We are going to have the same thing It was very, very easy to stir up the fears of white middle class England in the same way white middle class America has been motivated. JS: I think it's been more[...]

One need only look to the US election campaign, the ascension of Trump, Brexit, the rise of more hardcore conservative values There are so many people looking back instead of looking forward Who see a world around them vastly different from what they nostalgically remember and are terrified And in that fear, they turn to[...]

However, it seems the Brexit has just made some Vive early adopters a little better. It's been announced by HTC that the Vive is getting a price hike from £689 to £759 (around $92 increase) In a blog post, HTC said: HTC continuously monitors and adjusts pricing to ensure we are providing our customers with the best value[...]

The collapse of the pound sterling against the US dollar as a result of Great Britain's referendum result to leave the European Union, has today had its