Interview: What does it take to sell a copy of ACTION #1? Timmy Heague...
Action #1, the comic book holy grail, is going up for auction, and because of Timmy Heague some of the proceeds will go to Comics Pro, The Hero Initiative, and BINC.
Marvel reveals connecting STAR WARS Pride Month covers
Rickie Yagawa's three covers for June's Star Wars releases feature 18 different LGBTQIA+ characters from across books and media.
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.
Comics news news: Newsarama no more? SKTCHD takes a break; Gutter filth reurns
Some news about the news of comics, as the long running comics news site Newsarama is effectively no more, and other notes
Report: Charles Burns and Frank Quitely at the Comic Arts Fest 2026
A report from the Comic Arts Fest held this weekend at L'Alliance New York and headlining Charles Burns and Frank Quitely.
Philanthropic HellmouthCon 2026 returns to Sunnydale High this June
HellmouthCon returns to Torrence High School for its third year. #BuffyTheVampireSlayer #HellmouthCon2026 #Angel
BALDUR’S GATE 3 books announced by Penguin Random House
T. Kingfisher's Astarion novel is one of four upcoming BG3 releases from the publisher, alongside a coloring book, cookbook, and a notebook.
Exclusive: Meet the characters from Brandt&Stein’s WORST MAN
Meet the cast of Brandt&Stein's debut graphic novel, Worst Man, hitting shelves in August from Titan Comics.
Graphic Novel Review: Susanne Kuhlendahl’s ORLANDO lovingly adapts Woolf’s novel
Orlando: A Graphic Novel by Susanne Kuhlendahl represents the best and worst of Virginia Woolf's seminal novel.
Paul Noth named first Cartoonist Laureate of Wisconsin
The role, created by the Museum of Wisconsin Art, will see Noth advocate for the medium for the next three years.
BookCon 2026: Deep in the madding crowd
Complaints over crowding and poor line management dogged the return of BookCon, even though there was still bookish fun to be had
