Meet Marvel’s new “it” Inhuman, Mosaic, in a free digital comic

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  Mosaic is a new character from Marvel who is not only getting his own Marvel NOW! book but a big push as part of...

Review: CAPTAIN AMERICA: STEVE ROGERS #4 digs deeper into the mystery

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By now, I think most followers of Marvel are moving past the initial shock of a Steve Rogers no longer dedicated to spreading American liberty and fighting with, not against, a perceived evil. As someone more casually attuned to the world of superhero comics, the news of Captain America’s new allegiance to Hydra was something that piqued my interest somewhat, but not enough to make think it was just a gimmick.

DC Reborn Podcast Special: Digging into BLUE BEETLE, DEATHSTROKE, WONDER WOMAN and more

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Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion return for another podcast iteration of our DC Rebirth reviews! Find out how this week's issues stack up!

Superheroes go terribly wrong in AXIOM by Mark Waid and Ed Benes

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It's been a while since we've heard from Legendary Comics, the funnybook spin-off unit of Legendary Entertainment, but they've been spnning out some good...

Reviews: Three mini comics that deserve your attention today

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Ley Lines: Made With Love In Hell by Mimi Chrzanowski From it’s dayglo pink cover, through all its cranberry-red rendered interior, this portrait of a...

Will Marvel’s Champions change the world? Or just retailers order forms?

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Marvel is unleashing a new teaser campaign for The Champions, their new team book resurrecting a long legally disputed name. Given all the retailer...

Nice art: Evan Dahm draws Moby Dick

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Evan Dahm is a webcartoonist of some note, with Rice Boy completed (and printed) and the cast Vattu underway (761 pages in). What I did not know is that in his spare time he does illustrated versions of classic books. He's already done The Wizard of Oz and now working on Moby Dick.

Interview: Roger Langridge on the handmade aesthetic of Betty Boop

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Roger Langridge’s work has often worn its influences on its proverbial sleeve. In comics like Fred the Clown and The Muppet Show and Popeye, he’s shown an affinity for early 20th Century culture, vaudeville, and silent comedy. It should come as no surprise that he was approached to write a new Betty Boop miniseries which launches from Dynamite in October. Along with Gisele Lagace, Langridge brings the character into the 21st Century , and he talks about the kiniseries and the three other books of his that are coming out in the next few months.

John Cassaday and Tom Feister have ‘Grand Passion’ with James Robinson

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  James (Squadron Supreme, Scarlet Witch, Starman) Robinson has a pretty amazing ccomics career already under his belt, but he's still at it, with Grand Passion, a...

The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye wins Singapore Literature Prize

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    The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye, Sonny Liew's incredible history of Singapore told through an invented comics history, has become the first graphic...

Alternative Announces Fall line with Van Sciver, Henderson, Eng and more

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Alternative Comics has announced several books, including imprints Study Group Comics and Floating World Comics, all distributed by Consortium. They're also offering 15 recently...

Riri Williams Isn’t Iron Man; She’s…

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Who is Riri Williams?

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