Long before she was playing tonsil tennis with Ron Weasley, Lavender Brown was still comedy gold.
Umbridge told the students they would all be friends (this was actually fantastic comic
Fred and George Weasley were rather brilliant when it came to creating practical jokes – it’s no wonder Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes was a roaring success. But which of their products made us laugh the…
and George being murdered in their beds, but we personally think it was a bit of comic
Ron Weasley wasn’t just Harry Potter’s best friend. He was a hero in his own right.
He may have brought the much-needed comic relief, but he also brought so much more
When the film adaptations of the Harry Potter books came along, we were greeted by new scenes, lines and characters that we hadn’t met on the page. Here are some of the most memorable movie additio…
portrayal of Harry under the influence of the lucky potion, which provided a bit of comic
Asking Olly Moss who his favourite Harry Potter character is seems to bring a kind of joyful agony to his face.
‘The next day I got on a plane to Comic-Con, crashed on a friend’s hotel room
The Spanish Harry Potter books have had a makeover, courtesy of Barcelona illustrator Xavier Bonet. From Acromantula in the Forbidden Forest to euphoric Quidditch scenes, learn how the artist got t…
And this year, Spain-based illustrator and comic book artist Xavier Bonet was tasked
Did you know Newt Scamander and Luna Lovegood are related? Discover some of the most unexpected family trees in the world of Harry Potter.
Although we never got to meet Rolf in the books, Evanna Lynch revealed at the Oz Comic-Con
As frequent re-readers of the Potter books, we almost feel like we know Ron Weasley like a real-life best friend. But here’s a few bits of trivia you may have missed.
According to some scribbles in the original 2001 Comic Relief edition of Fantastic
In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, the Battle of Hogwarts was lifted from the book’s pages and brought to life on film by director David Yates. We’ve highlighted some key shots from th…
memorable line, ‘I’ve always wanted to use that spell’ bringing a joyous flash of comic
While re-reading Philosopher’s Stone, you’re bound to notice a few familiar names cropping up. Here are some we’ve spotted.
and friends), was also published in the Muggle world and raised quite a bit for Comic
