Conventions

Aspen Comics' Wondercon panel runs down their 2015 and shows off incredible artwork.

By: Nick Eskey “Back to the Future” has been marked in movie history as one of the greatest. Try to look at a DeLorean and...

IDW updates comics purists on all their upcoming Artist Edition books at wondercon

DC Animated's latest original animated feature brings excitement and owls

Comics Beat snuck a peek of some exhibitors on the floor before the opening of Wondercon and this is what we saw.

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...

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While doing research on my German comics article, I discovered an interesting press release in the Erlangen Comics Salon website.  The news?  Five comics...

Jamie Coville has done his usually top notch job of recording some of the best panels from this tear's Emerald City con. Here's his...

Some people are very upset about how this year's San Diego Comic-Con hotel sale went. But should they be?

While the mainstream comics world was getting reaquainted and dusting off their drinking pants at Emerald City this weekend, the year in CAFS also kicked off in Providence, RI with RIPE, the Rhode Island Independent Publishing Expo. Now in it's second year, this is a show in a town with a solid comics history and within driving distance of lots of other scenes. Robyn Chapman, cartoonist, First Second editor, and Tiny Report mastermind, has a report on the show, and she had me w2ith the first photo above. Was this expo held in a Greek temple to the sun god Apollo??? No, just the Providence Public Library.

Yesterday The Mary Sue published an article suggesting that for-profit comic-cons could be violating federal labor law by not paying minimum wage to workers improperly classified as volunteers. However, a recent case involving Major League Baseball shows how ReedPop and other commercial comic-con ventures could beat the tag.