crackling around this ambitious independent, the end is far from nigh. Highly recommended", Alan Moore "I am *yet again* bowled-over at the sheer brilliance of this little gem. The amount of research, creativity and thought that's gone into it leaps off every page, and the sheer wealth of content means it'll continue to be my Bogside Browser of choice for months to come. Funny, intriguing, often surreal and genuinely informative. Swee-poib. ", Simon Spurrier Origin of name The phrase 'The End is Nigh' derives from a man who could often be seen walking up and down London's Oxford Street wearing a sandwich board, or carrying a placard on a pole, bearing the phrase. The main meaning was purely religious – he was warning of the 'impending' Christian vision of Apocalypse – but the phrase has since entered the popular consciousness as a slightly derogatory term for someone or something warning of impending doom. External links The blog The MySpace page Apocalyptic literature British small press comics Defunct literary magazines published in the United Kingdom Fanzines Magazines established in 2005 Magazines disestablished in 2006 Annual magazines published in the United Kingdom