Report: Marvel CEO Isaac Perlmutter once fished a paper clip out of a trash...
There was some drama and soul searching last week when it was revealed that Isaac and Laura Perlmutter had donated a cool $1 million...
Some Hourly Comics 2016 collected: Cathy Johnson, Joe Decie, Tillie Walden and more
Monday, February 1 was Hourly Comic Day, where cartoonists challenge themselves to draw comics every...hour. The results are quotidian and charming slices of lives...
You are your environment: Louise Bourgeois, Julia Wertz and the eternal mini-comic problem
Storage: the secret shame of the comics world. Like many in the comics industry I'm a bit of a packrat (to put it mildly)...
Black Comics Month: Princess LovePon by Shauna J Grant
Continuing our spotlight on Black Comics Month, by arrangement with site runner Miz Caramel Vixen, who wanted me to remind everyone that the #blackcomicsmonth...
Black Comics Month: Clusterf@#K
I'm a firm believer that we shouldn't celebrate black history or women's history only one month a year, but 365 days (or even 366...
Four French women cartoonists turn down knighthoods to protest poor treatment
by Xavier Lancel
In a never-ending whirlpool of controversy, Fleur Pellerin, french minister of Culture, released a list of people who will received a medal...
The gigantic beard that was on one comic book writer is no more…
For a long time, writer Jason Aaron (Star Wars and Southern Bastards to name but two) has had one of the most impressive beard in comics.
But last night, as shown in Instagram, all that ended.
Support diversity in comics? You need to support the BLACK kickstarter
There's been a lot of tweeting and tumblring about the need for more diversity in comics. And now you can make comics more diverse! Here is a chance to actually support a project by African-American creators that deals frankly with racial issues from a non-white perspective. BLACK is a new kickstarter for a graphic novel written by Kwanza Osajyefo (aka Kwanza Johnson)and Tim Smith III with art by Jamal Igle with additional art by Khary Randolph. Former Vertigo editor Sarah Litt will oversee the production. The story is high concept: what if only black people could become superheroes? Let your mind wander over that.
On The Scene: Our Comics,Ourselves Illuminates The History of Comics Diversity
Interference Archive's Our Comics, Ourselves ongoing art exhibit is a powerful reminder of how comics have always been an expression of personal issues from many viewpoints.
First look: Faith #2 and how Valiant got a viral hit
Valiant Comics relaunched as a publisher in 2012, and they've certainly done most things right since then, putting out quality comics with high level...
MoCCA Festival 2016 announces guests of honor: Bell, Blechman, Gloeckner, Liew and Sugar
The 2016 MoCCA Arts Festival has just announced this year's Guests of Honor and they are:
Cece Bell, author of the phenomenal middle grade graphic...
In the spirit of giving, Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter donates $1 million to Donald...
Last night, as you may have heard, Donald Trump showed how he was the toughest guy on the planet, who can stand up to...
















