Conventions

While this year's San Diego Comic Con was lighter on movies and heavier on TV then it has been in recent years, the Iron...

Although eclipsed by the showbiz extravaganza's in the popular mind, the Masquerade may just be the most spectacular live event at Comic-COn with amazing costumes that people slave over all year. The winners of Saturday's main event are now up, and here's the grand prize winners, Project Runway All Star Wars

Realizing that getting new stores out there is crucial to growing the comics business. Diamond has announced a couple of new programs to help...

As comics' fiscal year ends, and we take a collective week off to recuperate, celebrate, and gossip, it's time to note two pieces of advice that will make your Comic-Con 2013 much easier.

The latest linkage from Comic-Con!

By Alexander Ané For those who don't know, the Bleeding Alliance of Beat Reporters is four of the biggest names in comic book journalism in...

Marvel confirm Minimum Carnage, reveal the cover for Amazing Spider-Man #700, and celebrate KellySue DeConnick at SDCC

It's windup day here. All the glittering art displays and carnivals are being taken down; everyone has gone home but the poor cast of Fringe, who were left behind to cover the retreat. And the comicos are also joining the caravan to the north and east. We'll have a lot more to say in the days to come but today is a crucial day for the future of comics at Comic-Con. Most everyone we talked to among the comics publishers and artists told us this has been a slow show for sales. People who were sold out by Saturday at HeroesCon are sitting on stacks of books. We don't doubt that some people are doing well, but whereas in past years SDCC was definitely the biggest sales show of the year—justifying the enormous costs of attending — if booth sales slow, the exodus of comics talent may continue.

The 2012 Convention is winding up and news about who will attend next year is starting to emerge.

By Alexander Añé Saturday afternoon Jimmy Palmiotti introduced the panelists, Cindy Au, Vijaya Iver, and Batton Lash, for Kickstarter Changes Comics. Paul Levitz was originally...

Trying to keep up with all the Comicon News and Announcements? It's fast and furious (the convention, not the movie). Here are the links for the Saturday stories from morning to evening.

There's a new teaser poster for Man of Steel making the rounds at Comicon: