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By Steve Morris Launching at NYCC but also available now as a free digital comic, DC's newest member of the Justice League is perhaps the...

By Steve Morris As spotted by Jarrod on the CBR forums (hi Jarrod!), a Mike Perkins fight sequence from next week's Astonishing X-Men #55 clearly...

Apparently Jon Sung, aka Flickr's Ferocious J, had uncovered that the London Olympics mascots were actually the villains from Grant Morrison's Invisibles several years...

By Todd Allen Now naturally, Marvel's real sales expectations for their Marvel NOW! relaunch are "as many copies as we can sell."  That said, Marvel...

What really goes on at a local comics show without company minders to make sure things run smoothly? Josh Bell's deadpan accounting of the...

By Steve Morris Having already exhausted teasers, interviews, black and white images, coloured images, unlettered previews and just about every other form of pre-release promotion...

It's always hard to know what graphic novelist Bryan Talbot is going to be up to — will it be a crazy imaginative story...

First Second editorial director and cartoonist Mark Siegal, will be on tour for SAILOR TWAIN, this fall. Dates are above and in the link. If you haven't seen SAILOR TWAIN, the rich story of a 1887 Hudson River barge captain who finds a mermaid, and what unfolds from that, you are missing an imaginative comics yarn that joins other comics about waterbourne voyages, like Far Ardden and Set to Sail. Heck it's a whole new comics genre.

Looper is already killing it with the critics, Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore reach an undisclosed settlement concerning Moore's involvement with The Walking Dead,...

On her blog, Colleen Doran has announced a new collected edition of A DISTANT SOIL, her long running signature work.

By Todd Allen Mark Millar continues his migration to the world of film.  Millar is now a "creative consultant" to 20th Century Fox.  As you...

Former Marvel and now DC editor Brian Smith tweeted the other day that he was moving on to go back to his freelance work. Which is a fairly normal occurrence. Except when not long ago, the one and only Rob Liefeld was tweeting that you were a horrible editor and had small appendages. And so Smith's departure was the occasion for another Liefeld broadside: