The Fusion Zero anthology was the first title released by Engine Comics back in 2000, a 40 page black and white A4 format anthology given away free at comic shops and conventions, which set the ethos for the future. Positive feedback from that issue sparked off the Engine Comics line, giving new up and coming creators a place to experiment, take risks and develop their talents, just as the editor developed working relationships with printers, distributors and retailers, with production quality improving issue by issue. The experience from creating Fusion was instrumental in producing the Rough Guide to Self Publishing , which has been described as an “essential read" for anyone looking to produce their own comics.

Below you'll see covers in descending order of issues to date, and by clicking on the covers you can find preview artwork, information on the strips and creators featured, and ordering details.

Fusion continues to welcome submissions from writers and artists, and creators can read our SUBMISSION DETAILS to find out how to contribute.

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Featuring all new work from Adam Bealby, Ant Mercer, Rodney Blackwell, Will Harris, Garen Ewing, Stuart Young, James Fletcher, Ben Senior, Ben Piggott, and Barry Renshaw.
Preview THE QUIET MAN art from Rodney Blackwell, Will Harris HERE.
Preview DEAD LIGHT PART 1 OF 3 art from James Fletcher HERE.

52 pages, Colour cover, b/w interiors, A4 format. Suggested for Mature Readers. Publication date TBA.

Featuring the first part of Garen Ewing's critically acclaimed Rainbow Orchid Book Two , the only serialisation currently in print of this epic work. This issue also features The Freak by James Fletcher; The Nefarious Mr Glee in “The Underworld Express” by Adam Bealby and Ed Traquino; The Corpse by Steve Causer and Jamie Baker; plus a bonus feature, the Anthology Project 2005 featuring new work from the cream of the independent comics scene: Roger Langridge, Mardou, Lee Kennedy, John Freeman and Nick Miller.

52 pages, Colour cover, b/w interiors, A4 format. Suggested for Mature Readers

Featuring the first part of the chronicles of a vicious Victorian criminal mastermind, The Nefarious Mr Glee in “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea”, created by Adam Bealby with art by Richard Sampson; a case of a concerned clergyman in Marc Olivent's The Shunned Pastor ; the dangers of Godless practices revealed in Ed Traquino's An Unsavoury Habit ; a cautionary tale of the Horseless Carriage by Myron Macklin in Metro City's Finest ; the third part of ten of Widdershins , by Adam Bealby and Ant Mercer; and the prologue to Deviants Book One by Barry Renshaw.

56 pages, Colour cover, b/w interiors, A4 format. Suggested for Mature Readers.

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Featuring the first part of Vox Londonium : “Sword of Flame”, created by Naomi Claydon with art by Shawn Richter. This issue also features Nicole by Roger Mason; Gauntlet by Ed Traquino; and the second part of ten of Widdershins , by Adam Bealby and Ant Mercer.

40 pages, Colour cover, b/w interiors, A4 format. Suggested for Mature Readers.

Collecting the best stories from Fusion Zero and Fusion One in this introductory package. Featuring the part one of ten of Widdershins , by Adam Bealby and Ant Mercer; Rabid in End of Innocence by Scott Claringbold and Marc Olivent; Deviants Zero by Barry Renshaw; Flight of the Coldsore by Jamie Thompson; Space Redeemer by Colin Stanford; and Hinge Prologue by Barry Renshaw and Nathan Webb.

44 pages, Colour cover, b/w interiors, A4 format.