Make mine Miracleman….but which one?
Miracleman - yes Miracleman - is back with a new identity and origin in Avengers Armageddon #4, beginning a new chapter of comics's strangest publishing saga
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
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: Eisners So Black
19 Black creators were nominated for Eisners this year, which provides a chance to look at this moment through a global and historical lens.
Women in Comics, the book, is coming this fall
Well, this book looks interesting. WOMEN IN COMICS: Iconic Characters and Influential Creators from the 1890s to Today by Susan Kirtley and Nhora Lucía Serrano...
The Jack Kirby Way: a day of joy
The Jack Kirby Way street naming ceremony was a joyful day as comics folk came together to celebrate the King.
EXCLUSIVE: Ruth Roche: the Phantom Hand of Comics looks at a little known piece...
Ruth Roche, a key Golden Age comics writer, editor and business figure, is getting a graphic novel biography from Joe Corallo and Meghan Hetrick
DC Comics, Blinded by Whiteness
It has now been 1171 days since the last time DC published an ongoing series for a Black character in their mainline continuity, and it wasn’t the publisher who realized this; it was the fans.
Animation Legend Willie Ito on Disney, Hanna-Barbera, and the two-decade journey of Hello Maggie
Willie Ito was ready to retire in 1999 after a 50-year career at the world's biggest animation studios. Instead, he spent the next two decades bringing a deeply personal story of the Japanese American incarceration to the screen.
Black Comics Under Fire: 10 Stories That Sparked Controversy
Ten moments in Black comics that sparked controversy within the community, across the industry, or around the world.
Graphic Novel Review: First Freedom – The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth is...
First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth is a deeply researched, beautifully executed, historical and biographical graphic novel.
Interview: Cartoonist Zander Cannon on the frontlines of the Minnesota resistance
Cartoonist Zander Cannon talks about life on the ground in Minnesota as protests continue against ICE and its violent tactics
