Columns

§ Well, THIS is obscure and mysterious. A mere 34 miles north of San Diego lies the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, a...

§ Wired talks to Shannon Wheeler and Jake Parker about comiXology's new Submit program, where indie creators can submit their work to be carried...

Let's start out with Dylan Horrock's drawing of Alan Moore. Because you can never have too much Alan Moore. Via Lulu Bonanza and Forbidden Planet

§ Now this is what I call marketing a graphic novel. Rep. John Lewis, who is co-authoring March, the history of his actions in the civil rights rights movement will be appearing at Book Expo America at an authors breakfast along with "Bridget Jones" author Helen Fielding and "Outlander" author Diana Gabaldon, and moderator Chris Matthews.

§ Graphic Classics is still turning out themed comics anthologies, and their new one is Native American Classics: Graphic Classics Volume 24, for which they hired as many actual Native American creators as possible:

§ A grim day at Stately Beat Manor: There is ANOTHER Heidi MacDonald...and she can DRAW.

Today an EXTRA LONG installment of Kibbles 'n' Bits that literally spans the world of comics and art. There is something for EVERYONE here -- please join us on our journey of clicks. § Spotlight on comics in India! The third Indian Comic-Con wrapped up a few weeks ago, and left a brand new comics industry in its wake!

Why does Japan love fax machines? Why does Russia love dash cams? Why does Warren Ellis love webcomics?

By Brian Hibbs (Originally published February 2013) “There are three kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics” For the tenth (!) year in a row, I’m...

Rubert Grint to play a superhero, Orson Scott Card to play a supervillian.

§ Everyone is home safe and sound from the DC editorial retreat. Amazingly no one wandered off into the woods and didn't come back.

Some of the news that has been floating around this week.