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By Anne M Kletcha Deep in the grubby sump of one of those so-called 'Social Media' sites, there is a clump of aging comics fanboys...

When something is broke, you try to fix it, and following the disastrous critical and fan reception to Batman V Superman, WB pulled out...

With the tremendous response to their recent Batman #1 variant, Aspen Comics is partnering with Marvel for an Amazing Spider-Man #15 variant cover. Much...

  Thursday at E3 Comics Beat got a behind closed doors look at the first 30 minutes of Batman: The Telltale Series. With the caped...

Well that didn't take too long. Bill Willingham's beloved Fables series wrapped up last summer with issue #150, but the franchise is continuing at...

To be an elite level cosplayer you've got to have the skills: sewing, gluing and probably welding. For those who are handy with a...

Injustice: Gods Among Us was a masterpiece of a game which let comic book fans and gamers alike vicariously live out their –smash up...

It's been quite a week for master purveyor of words and professional mind f**k*r Chuck Palahniuk. The off the wall comic book sequel Fight Club 2 has a collected...

Tony Fleecs had been grinding as an indy cartoonist for years, but it was his work for the My Little Pony license at IDW...

The latest Hellboy spin-off will center on the cult-background of The Black Flame

Whaaa-at!!! When I first saw this profile of Luke PEarson in The New Yorker, I was pleased as punch. I called Pearson one of the best emerging cartoonists when I first saw his work four years ago and since then he's definitely emerged are a best selling author. But then I got to the third paragraph with the huge news that Pearson's Hilda series is being adapted as a 12-episode animated series set to debut on Netflix in 2018. The series will be based on the first four Hilda books, all published by Nobrow. The series will be produced by Silvergate Media (The Octonauts and Peter Rabbit.)

Few creators can claim to have a lasting legacy on just one aspect of the entertainment industry. Even fewer can say their legacy spans...