Comics Courier #3 is coming and it’s bringing a catalogue!
The third issue of The Comics Courier, a tabloid newspaper about comics, is now live on Kickstarter!
“I can’t do that, Dave”: How artificial stupidity almost killed Kibbles ‘n’ Bits
As the web crumbles, even simple tools are unavailable, as this frustrating search for a note taking app reveals
Rejoice! Every issue of ARTHUR has been digitized
And just like that, lost media has become digital archive; the music, comics, and counterculture free newspaper Arthur magazine has entered the chat. Free...
Pride 2025: NO STRAIGHT LINES is streaming on PBS to celebrate Pride Month
In celebration of Pride Month, PBS is proudly streaming No Straight Lines: The Rise of Queer Comics on the PBS Video app. The 2001 documentary...
The Superfan Podcast is going live at Comic Con Revolution
The Superfan Podcast is coming his summer and they're kicking things off at Comic Con Revolution with guests Stephan Franck and Ray-Anthony Height
Opinion: Why Comics Criticism Still Matters
Tiffany Babb explains the importance of criticism to comics culture and why we should support it
The one about comics journalism…again
It's my semi-annual screed about comics journalism: it may be dead but was it ever alive?
Women Write About Comics (WWAC) is going on hiatus
Women Write About Comics is ending its run as a website but hopes to return as a non-profit
The Comics Courier, a print review of comics, launches on Kickstarter
Tiffany Babb has just launch a Kickstarter campaign for THE COMICS COURIER, a print tabloid chock full of serious writing about comics from your favorite critics
Kibbles ‘n’ Bit 8/9/24: ComicBook.Com sold to Savage Ventures and MORE!
Paramount sells ComicBook.com, Mary Wings has died, there a con war in Malta and much more.
Jacq Cohen ankles Fantagraphics; and more comings and goings
Jacq Cohen leaves Fantagraphics; Tiny Onion hires four; McMillan upped at Popverse, and one less comics site to read
Silber Linings: Why the comics press matters (despite what the Eisners think)
In the latest Silber Linings, Greg responds to a recent Eisners controversy by reflecting on a decade in comics criticism.
