The Winners and Losers of New York Comic Con 2018
Nothing says 'con' like a picture of Lady Bane kicking Lego Aquaman.
INTERVIEW: Brian Michael Bendis & Nick Derington—Living Vicariously Through Batman
"Brave and Bolding"—Bendis and Derington's Excellent DC Universe Adventure!
AnimeFest@NYCC ’18: Your First Impression Might Be Your Last
Erica Friedman explores the part of NYCC that some pros called an "anime ghetto"
NYCC ’18: X-Men Creators tell all on ‘Disassembled’ and Other Upcoming Stories
Cyclops is still dead.
NYCC ’18: The Deadly Class Premiere Brings Revenge, Romance and…Ronald Reagan
By Brandon Pascall
I’ve been following Deadly Class since it’s inception five years ago. I was a sophomore in high school and much like Marcus...
NYCC ’18: DC Nation Panel— Dan DiDio Reveals Why He Hates Nightwing
DC's no-holds-barred panel between creators and fans returns to NYCC!
NYCC ’18: Get ready to see Alfred kick butt in GOTHAM’s final season
"Basically, what I’m trying to say is Alfred is Batman.”
NYCC ’18: DeMatteis and Howell Are Seeing Double in THE GIRL IN THE BAY
The miniseries is the latest offering from Dark Horse's Berger Books imprint.
NYCC ’18: Dark Horse Continues The Avatar’s Journey Once More
By Aaron Halls
10 years ago Avatar Aang defeated the Fire Lord in the epic series finale of Avatar: The Last Airbender, closing the chapter on a beloved cartoon for fans of all ages. Since...
NYCC’18: NYCC Team Q&A: Some New Concerns, But Fans Still Love the Show
As happens every year, Mike Armstrong, Event Director for New York Comic Con, along with selected staff, stood in front of a panel, and...
NYCC ’18: Marvel Animation Presents Black Panther, Secret Warriors, Lego Spider-Man and More
By Amanda Steele
Marvel Animation Presents held a packed panel at 1:30 on Sunday afternoon. This panel was hosted by Cort Lane, the Senior Vice President of...
NYCC ’18: CBLDF’s Charles Brownstein on the Socially Combative Nature of Comics
By Ricardo Serrano Denis
Comic books have a history of speaking out against tough topics in times were divisiveness, social strife, and even trauma are laid bare...
