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Papercutz debuted the first issue of their rebranded Nickelodeon Magazine this past weekend at Book Con 2015.   First announced back in February, the magazine...

Girl in Dior has been getting great press worldwide for its depiction of one of the most influential premiere collections in fashion history, but...

When I was a younger sprout in comics I often wondered if there had been any more women cartoonists than Marie Severin and Ramonda Fradon? What about in France where they loved cartoonistss? The ver very great Claire Bretecher was often mentioned but was that it? Well, it turns out that all along there were other great French woman cartoonists, including Annie Goetzinger, whose amazing Girl in Dior is out now. Tonight she signs at the Kinokuniya Bookstore before apeparing MoCCA all weekend and going on tour on the below dates:

Or at least that's what we got out of these extremely not hard to figure out teaser images:

Anybody who has read any amount of my writing, either here and elsewhere, will probably know who my favourite comics writer is*. But I...

For a few years, top European cartoonists have been creating a special series of graphic novels done in conjunction with the Louvre Museum in...

The Beat: I just read the first issue of WWE Superstars and it’s pretty wild. Foley Well thank you, wild in a good way I...

Live from San Diego Comic-Con, it's More To Come! Heidi and Calvin Reid's podcast from Publishers Weekly Comics World brings you special coverage from...

Here's a list of the creators and artists signing at individual booths -- we'll update it as we go so please send us updates.

NBM has announced their releases for the rest of the year and into 2014 and if you like P. Craig Russell's opera and fairy...

___________________________________________________________________________ A few months ago, I brainstormed about how Halloween mini-comics being offered by Diamond could be used in a variety of ways to promote...

Okay, granted it's kind of a smallish book not a comics periodical...but at 64 pages and $6.99, the latest issue of LEGO® NINJAGO isn't really a full-on trade paperback either. Thus its announced 425,000 copy first printing does put it in kind of a "tween" land as far as sales figures go. And yes it is a licensed product. but anyway you slice it 425K is a LOT of copies—and as the attached pr mentions, it's only up from 200K printings on earlier issues. Because, well, you know, kids love comics...and Legos.