Events

Ladies unite!: It’s time again for the pre-MoCCA Fest Drink and Draw Like a Lady! If you are a woman who reads, writes, draws, colors, edits, markets, reviews, or enjoys comics, this party is for you....

And another event, this one a screening of a documentary about one of Charlie Hebdo's earlier controversies followed by a talk with Art Spigelman and Francoise Mouly: With TOUGH BEING LOVED BY JERKS, director Daniel Leconte...

There are a lot of comics events going on around town tonight but here's a pretty cool one, especially if you'd also like to check out the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Dutch cartoonist...

It's time for our annual look at some of the comics coming out for this weekend's MoCCA Festival, being held this year at Center 548, is located at 548 W. 22nd Street, just off...

Fire up your Lyft app! Refill that metro card. MoCCA Festival takes place next weekend, April 11-12, but leading uyp to it is a very full week of lectures, panels, film screenings and workshops, culminating...

Since launching, Kickstarter has funded 2,652 comics projects, raising $37 million. Comics have a 49.72% success rate—the fourth highest after dance, music and theater, so it's a well established category for the crowdfunding giant. In the month of April, Kickstarter's Brooklyn office will host several comics related seminars and events. You can RSVP for all of these on the Kickstarter page, but here's a rundown, with a pair of events this Thursday.

Marvel's Secret Wars ECCC panel teases and pleases.

Long before comics for younger readers were fashionable, there was Kids Comic Con, the brainchild of writer Alex Simmons. The ninth edition of the event will be held this year on April 25th at the Bronx Community College from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be comics guests, workshops, face painting and everything else needed for a fun family day.

Smoke Signal, Brooklyn's free comics newspaper, gets a fab release party today with Al Jaffee in attendance: Please join us on Saturday, March 7th from 6 to 8 PM to launch Smoke Signal 21 at...

This one is pretty special, a joint Society of Illustrators/SPX exhibit focusing on Alt-Weekly Comics. The show is jointly curated by Bill Kartalopoulos and Warren Bernard so its pretty much guaranteed to be museum quality. Bill K has been posting tantalizing sneaks at the events FB page, and this is pretty certain to be a generation-defining reunion of the 90s Max Fish crowd at the very least.

Wordless! is a collaboration between artist Art Spiegelman and musician Phillip Johnston—but it's really about Frans Masereel, Lynd Ward, and Milt Gross. The evening—which I was fortunate to catch last year—involves the Johnston...

Marvel's ark adds more of everything to the Secret Wars boat.