Documentary Review: AN AMERICAN PASTORAL reveals how book bans are a litmus test for...
An American Pastoral, which chronicles a 2023 school board election in a conservative PA town, starkly examines the stakes of local politics.
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
Unknown Film Organization will soon be known, with video and comics collabs
Former Crunchyroll and indie film vets - and comics type Alex Krokus and James Tynion - are teaming up for a new agency/production company, Unknown Film Organization
The rights to Will Eisner’s work are up for sale
Will Eisner's estate are planning to sell the legendary cartoonist's work in the hope it will lead to a new surge of interest in The Spirit.
Graphic Novel Review: THE DEMON OF BEAUSOLEIL summons a fun occult-themed romance
In Mari Costa's latest graphic novel The Demon of Beausoleil, hunting demons leads to finding love when you least expect it!
ReedPop responds to questions over relationship with ICE
The convention organization came under scrutiny over sister company LexisNexis's work with ICE, prompting calls for a boycott and divestment.
Bill Schanes acquires assets of Bud Plant’s Bud’s Art Books
After more than 40 years of acquiring each other's companies, Bill Schanes has acquired the assets of Bud Plant's Art Books, with plans to expand its reach
Remembering Diana Green
Diana Green was a trailblazer in the way that a number of us in marginalized identities are: we make history by emerging from the...
Aang and Katara’s daughter takes center stage in KYA AND THE SECRET OF THE...
The new Legend of Korra graphic novel, by Kiku Hughes and Alexandria Monik, will follow a younger Kya on July 28, 2026.
The greatest trove of pop culture and music memorabilia goes up for auction
The largest collections of pop culture, historical artifacts, and musical instruments from the greatest musical artists will be up for auction next March.
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.
Cadence Comic Art lawsuit has been settled
A lawsuit against art dealer Cadence Comic Art launched by Pia Guerra, Jill Thompson, and many others has been settled out of court
