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Danger specializes in foreboding visions of deserted structures menaced by mysterious figures. We could look at it all day. More here.

Dean Haspiel went off with a specially selected group of artists and cartoonists to Florida a few weeks ago, as part of a comic-arts residency...

Chris Ware contributed just another incredibly amazing cover for Publishers Weekly's Best Books of 2012 issue, which was heroically put out by the staff remotely when our offices went black during Sandy. Special props to our IT guy Ernie, who had to climb the 16 flights of stairs to the office numerous times. Not only is this the first time the PW logo has been redesigned, but Ware's epochal Building Stories was the favorite of the entire staff not just the Comics Dept.

Heres a peek at the new Jonathan Hickman/ Jerome Opena/Dean White Avengers #1, on sale 12/5/2012. Cover by Dustin Weaver.  

We were stunned by last year's spectacular Halloween display by Gary Leib at Brooklyn's own Desert Island Comics, and he's back for 2012 with an all new display. Leib has lots more Halloween goodness at his tumblr.

No, he’s not secretly Edward Scissorhands, but if he were, that might make his job a lot easier. The New York Comics and Picture-Story...

Disney released these swell classic movie posters in the style of tim Burton's Frankenweenie, which opened earlier this month. But it's still in the spirit of the season!

Something which totally skipped me at NYCC, presumably due to being a thousand miles away from it, was the reveal of some Cliff Chiang's...

Everyone is linking to Lithuanian artist Akvilė Misevičiūtė because she's awesome, and we're jumping on the bandwagon with her "Potato Story" from Ink+ Paper Magazine.

Variant covers are all the rage these days, and while it may spell the end of comics as we know it, they are often...

Artist Art Suydam reports that two pieces of art were recently stolen from his studio and is offering a reward for their return: These artworks,...

Lost Art Books' Joe Procopio has a gallery of The Lost Art of Heinrich Kley which explains that the German illustrator (1863-1945) had a...