State of the Con Part 2: Where are the teenaged boys at?
A few commenters and observers have noted that fewer teenaged boys are attending comic cons ...and they're wondering why
ONE PIECE’s Tony Tony Chopper is now a Doctors Without Borders mascot
The collaboration includes new artwork by series creator Eiichiro Oda, a comic strip, an Instagram page, and more.
KPOP DEMON HUNTERS takes over McDonald’s
KPop Demon Hunters meals, photocards, and a McFlurry will take over McDonald's starting March 31 in collaboration with Netflix.
Hempel and Wheatley need your help to stop sale of stolen artwork
Marc Hempel and Mark Wheatley have discovered that some of their Jonny Quest artwork - stolen many years ago - is still going up for sale
Remembering Sam Kieth
Sam Kieth was truly unique in every way and his artwork influenced a generation: here are some of the stories
Mad Cave reveals violent queer robot romance BLÜDWIRE
Paul Allor, Ermitis Blanco and Brittany Peer's dystopian romance thriller will follow two female robots on the run this Pride Month.
Beanstack acquires Comics Plus to form the Joyful Reading Company
The Joyful Reading Company is a new entity that will encourage kids to read, formed by Beanstack acquiring the Comics Plus digital comics platform
Simone and Ajax creator comes out as Margeaux Pepoy
The creator of Simone and Ajax, formerly known as Andrew Pepoy, has come out as transgender woman Margeaux Pepoy
Tegan Quin joins Marvel’s Voices Pride special RAID OF ULTRON
The Tegan and Sara member will write a Wiccan and Speed story for the Pride Month special dropping on May 27.
Nintendo serves U.S. government with tariff lawsuit
Nintendo of America us suing the U.S. government for a refund of the money it paid for Trump's illegal tariffs.
Why comics creators must fight the proposed censorship of H.R. 7661
H.R. 7661 could restrict federal funding for schools over LGBTQIA+ and sex education content. Here's what's at stake and how to fight back.
AVENGERS ACADEMY wins the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comic Book
Other winners this year included Mike Curato, who won the award for Outstanding Graphic Novel for Gaysians.
