Jules Feiffer, legendary cartoonist, playwright, screenwriter and illustrator, dead at 95
Legendary cartoonist, playwright, screenwriter and illustrator Jules Feiffer, whose credits included The Phantom Tollbooth, passed away last week, aged 95.
A year of free comics: Martin Luther King and The Montgomery Story
With a cover price of 10¢ and a 250,000 print run, this comic, first published in 1957, shows the power of the medium to inspire and educate.
The Making of David Lynch’s comic strip, The Angriest Dog in the World
Behind the scenes at The Angriest Dog in the World, David Lynch's 80s alternative comic strip
Atsuko drops Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration
Atsuko’s latest collection brings iconic looks inspired by "Jujutsu Kaisen," including the sleek Kento Nanami Quarter-Zip and Infinite Void Hooded Bomber.
Award-winning cartoonist Darrin Bell arrested over child abuse material
Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Darrin Bell will appear in court after authorities discovered he possessed over 100 videos of child sexual abuse, some of which were AI-generated.
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
DOG MAN creator Dav Pilkey throwing a Hero Party at the Library of Congress
The Library of Congress will host a "Hero Party" and talk with Dog Man creator Dav Pilkey on January 29, two days before the film's release.
Washington Post cartoonist Ann Telnaes resigns over rejected Jeff Bezos cartoon
Veteran Washington Post cartoonist Ann Telnaes has resigned after the paper pulled a cartoon criticizing owner Jeff Bezos, among others, for showing support to Donald Trump.
Interview: Sophie Campbell on 20 years of Wet Moon and what 00s fashion needs...
Sophie Campbell talks about her cult classic comic about goth kids coming of age surrounded by supernatural signs
INTERVIEW: JackSepticEye on avoiding burnout and his comics
YouTube superstar JackSepticEye opens up about creativity, burnout and his comic, The Somewhat Incredible Jackie Boy-Man
The Rainbow Project announces winners of inaugural Velma Awards
Celebrating creatives and children’s and family media working towards better onscreen representation of LGBTQ+ youth and their families.
Kate Beaton’s DUCKS becomes first-ever graphic novel to win Swiss World Literature Prize
Kate Beaton’s graphic novel Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands adds yet another award for the shelf as it becomes the 2024 recipient of the Jan Michalski Prize for World Literature – and the first graphic novel to do so
