ICON Festival of Comics & Narrative Art to launch in LA
Lake Como and Hawaiian Islands Comic Art Festival organizers will launch the similarly luxurious ICON Festival of Comics & Narrative Art at Los Angeles's Biltmore Hotel this November.
SOUTH PARK retitled SOUTH AMERICA in latest Trump jab
South Park is being renamed South America ahead of its 29th season this month, in reference to Donald Trump's decision to rename Lake Ontario.
Jack Kirby receives commemorative plaque at Disney California Adventure Park
Disney honored Jack Kirby on his 109th birthday by unveiling a commemorative plaque at Avengers Campus in Disney California Adventure Park, during a ceremony attended by his family, and more, including the Thing.
Minneapolis Spider-Man goes viral after battling the far right
A man dressed as Spider-Man has received a groundswell of support after being arrested and released on bail for disrupting a far right demonstration in Minneapolis.
Why Andy Serkis’s comments on diversity in LORD OF THE RINGS are harmful
The Hunt for Gollum director and star's comments about the lack of diversity in the upcoming film are a step back for fantasy fans.
Remembering Jackie the Eagle
Jackie, the world's most famous bald eagle, died after struggling with a mystery illness, but she helped a lot of people, including me
Artist Andy Fish is battling cancer
A GoFundMe has been launched for Fish to cover major living expenses, while he undergoes treatment for two different types of blood cancer.
SDCC ’26: Baby’s First Eisners showed what the comics community is truly made of
The Eisner Awards of 2026 faced an unprecedented crisis....but the comics community shone through with some magical moments
Give a little money to James Tynion IV and the Harvey Pekar family
James Tynion IV and The Real Danielle put out two appeals for money for two worthy comics projects
SDCC ’26: CROWNSVILLE wins the 11th annual Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics
Rodney Barnes and Elia Bonetti's real-world-inspired horror series won the 11th annual award honoring the memory of the late writer.
San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum closing this weekend
The museum will close on Sunday, August 2, after deciding not to renew the lease on its current location, with its next steps to be decided.
SDCC ’26: Print is the new digital!
At SDCC, five creators discussed how print comics are still thriving and fears over digital "taking over" are unfounded.
