Wear this: High End Designer Rodarte Goes Star Wars at Fashion Week
Rodarte is a fashion line designed by sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy—the clothing is often cerebral (and ethereal; I treasure my ochre spider web...
Five days of Valentines: 1966 Batman Valentines
Was everything about Batman in 1966 bizarre and surreal? Based on these vintage Valentines, the answer is yes. But imagine the thrill you would...
Five Days of Valentines: Matt Bors X-Men Valentines
Matt Bors has not only been killing it at Medium, he's made a yearly tradition of making X-Men Valentines, and this year's batch is a great way to tell the mutant in your life just how you feel about him/her/it/they. Hit the link for the whole set!
Fifty Years Ago, The Beatles Conquered America
At 8 o’clock on February 9th 1964, America tuned in to CBS and The Ed Sullivan Show. But this night was different. 73 million...
Market Research Says 46.67% of Comic Fans are Female
While we don’t have any market research, the eyes don’t lie. If you go to conventions and comic book stores, more and more female...
AMP! to publish READING WITH PICTURES: THE GRAPHIC TEXTBOOK
Reading with Pictures, the long running drive to create a school-certified textbook using comics, has entered into an agreement with Andrews McMeel to publish...
Does Harley Quinn Signal The Return of “Fun” Comics?
It would seem many of you probably picked up an issue of DC's new Harley Quinn series. The Comics Chronicles estimates sales as 114,212 for #0...
Commentary: The Continuing Marvel of Miracleman
by Sam Thielman
Eventually, in Alan Moore’s final story arc from Miracleman, our hero makes contact with an alien who, after a breakdown in communication,...
Must Read: Remembering Morrie Turner by Jimmie Robinson
Artist Jimmie Robinson remembers his fellow Bay Area cartoonist Morrie Turner, who died this weekend, and what Turner meant to him. You should read...
The Angoulême Dining Guide: it’s a lot more than crêpes
by Abby Denson, with Jessica Abel and Xavier Lancel
So you're going to Angoulême? Lucky you! I’ve exhibited with Xavier Lancel for the past several...
You have a few hours to help support the Sequential Artists Workshop in 2014
SAW—the Sequential Artists Workshop in Gainsesville, FL founded by Tom Hart and Leela Corman— has been doing some great work educating cartoonists, publishing mini comic, giving out micro-grants, and in general being a benefit to the comics community. They've been running an IndieGogo campaign for the last month or so, and it's in its final hours -- if you haven't thrown a few bucks their way, now is the time.
Marjane Satrapi’s new horror film makes a splash at Sundance
What could be cuter than the above image of Ryan Reynolds talking to a kitty and a puppy and...a woman's severed head? Oops. It's...
