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Writer: Jim Zub Pencils: Steve Cummings Colors: Tamra Bonvillain Letters: Marshall Dillon  Essay: Zack Davisson After a brisk first issue, the subsequent installments of Wayward jam-packed the series with...

 Writer: Grant Morrison Penciller: Doug Mahnke  Inkers:  Christian Alamy Mark Irwin Keith Champagne Jaime Mendoza  Colorists: Gabe Eltaeb David Baron Comics aren’t meant to make readers feel guilty, but The Multiversity: Ultra Comics #1 paints...

Gilbert Hernandez's Palomar—a masterpiece of small town life, longing and the search for love—survived a challenge and will remain on the shelves at the school library in Rio Rancho, NM Betsy Gomez reports for the CBLDF.

Last week Titan Comics announced it had hired Lizzie Kaye, formerly of SelfMadeHero, to the position of editor for their European graphic novel line. We talked with Kaye within a week of her jumping on-board the Titan Comics team about her new gig and Titan's expansion into the bande dessinée market.

An interview with the winners of this year's Prix de la Serie at Angoulême

Here's a history comic on Newyorker.com by Julia Wertz about when pinball was illegal in New York City In other Wertz news, she's working on Impossible People, a memoir about her alcoholism that she started years ago and then abandoned. To fund it she's running her own crowd funding effort, which you can support at the above link. Why her own thing?

Bundling, unboxing...so many ways to get cool stuff these days. And here's another one, Groupees, which offers a pay-what-you-want bundling service. And they've just...

It’s the 26th of February, and the time is 7.00pm, the usual time for all my telephone interviews with Alan Moore, since the first...

Finland—home of saunas, heavy metal, fish pies...and mobile games. Next Games is one of Finland's newest game studios and they've recently launched Compass Point: West, a 3D game set in the Wild West which ties together mobile game play, card collecting, and now a comic book from IDW. Yee haw!

As much as we love reading about the adventures of the world’s greatest detective, you have to figure Gotham city is probably a pretty messed up place to grow up. Walking down the street could get you turned inside out by Joker gas or someone in a skintight cat outfit could shred you to pieces. Even adolescents in this world have it rough. This is mostly due to Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher. They put kids in buildings with Arkham inmates, fire hazards, and sinister looking headmasters. All these obstacles put forth for our enjoyment in Gotham Academy #6.

Past Aways proves time travel is more a curse than a gift.

Spider-Island in Secret Wars and more Avengers