Bruce Dickinson

Late last month, IRON MAIDEN singer and honorary RAF Group Captain Bruce Dickinson took a break from the band's world tour to meet with members of the military community at the RAF Odiham base in Hampshire, United Kingdom. The visit came ahead of the annual national event on Saturday, June 27 which...

The second installment is home to chapters five through eight in the Iron Maiden singer's original storyline.

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"When they were singing, they were legends. When they can't sing anymore, they're not legends anymore."

In a new interview with Kerrang! magazine, IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson touched upon longtime MAIDEN drummer Nicko McBrain's decision to step away from touring with the band due to health issues. Bruce told the magazine that he recently "had an argument with a journalist" about it, when he sai...

In September 2025, after performing at The Town festival in São Paulo, Brazil, IRON MAIDEN singer Bruce Dickinson joined with directors Leo Liberti and Antoine de Montremy to shoot an epic new film to accompany his reworking of the classic track "Tears Of The Dragon", which is featured on last year'...

IRON MAIDEN has shared official video of the band's singer Bruce Dickinson arriving in a tank before the band's headlining performance Thursday night (June 4) at the Sweden Rock Festival, which is being held in Sölvesborg, Sweden. In the clip, which can be seen below, Bruce can be seen beaming as he...

Bruce Dickinson will be expanding The Mandrake Project universe again later this year.The Iron Maiden frontman's multimedia saga is set to continue with a new graphic novel arriving this October through Z2 Comics.A ...

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'Year Two' is due out in October.

Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson is about to deliver another volume of his fantastical comic-book series The Mandrake Project, and by all accounts, the Air Raid Siren suggests the latest instalment is going to get “really weird.” Fittingly dubbed The Mandrake Project: Year Two, the next volume arrives as a four-chapter follow-up to 2025’s initial Mandrake collection. A press release explains that the project — written by Dickinson and Tony Lee, and featuring interior art from John Devilman and Piotr Kowalski — continues to focus on anti-hero Dr. Necropolis, while portraying “the war between magic and science for the control of immortality.” It apparently involves “a near-death experience that propels Necropolis into a parallel world where he learns the dark secrets of his twisted family tree.” The tale is said to be full of revelations and “supernatural forces.” “Just hold on to your proverbial hats folks… This one gets REALLY weird,” Dickinson expressed in a statement, co-writer Tony Lee adding, “You thought the first book was going to get us sued and bring out the pitchforks? You haven t seen anything yet!” The 184-page The Mandrake Project: Year Two also features a foreword by film director Sacha Gervasi (Anvil) and a die-cut cover from comics legend Bill Sienkiewicz (Elektra: Assassin), as well as extras like interviews with Dickinson and tour essays from his time on the road supporting 2024’s The Mandrake Project album. The official release date has yet to be pegged down, but The Mandrake Project: Year Two is expected to arrive this October via Z2 Comics. You can pre-order a bundle with both Year One and Year Two now in Revolver’s shop, where you’ll likewise find other merch items from Dickinson and Iron Maiden.

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In the middle of his 2025 solo tour of North America, IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson was simultaneously hard at work crafting the next volume in his critically acclaimed graphic novel saga "The Mandrake Project". This next installment is sure to send readers reeling, as everything they thought...

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