Zohran Mamdani explains the virtues of charitable giving via an extended MARIO KART metaphor
This is the type of unhinged political news we can all use more of...
Watch: Tini Howard competes on JEOPARDY!
The comic book writer appeared on Friday, April 17's episode of the beloved game show, where she won $2000.
Hernandez, Trung win LOS ANGELES TIMES Book Prizes
The Graphic Novel/Comics prize went to Jaime Hernandez for Life Drawing: A Love and Rockets Collection, while Trung Le Nguyen won in the Young Adult Literature category for Angelica and the Bear Prince.
Frank Stack, pioneering underground cartoonist, dead at 88
The cartoonist and academic, also known as Foolbert Sturgeon, created The Adventures of Jesus, and worked on American Splendor.
Adam Hughes battling stage 3C cancer
The Eisner Award-winning artist, 58, has canceled all upcoming appearances, and will begin undergoing chemotherapy in the next two weeks.
Jack Kirby Way street naming to take place May 11th
The official naming of a block of Essex Street as Jack Kirby Way will take place May 11th, 2026 at noon.
Q CON 2026: The 5th annual queer comics convention is coming this June
Q Con 2026 takes place in West Hollywood on June 20th, 2026, and the fifth annual LGBTQIA+ comics and cosplay convention features exciting guests and special events.
Interview: Organizers of Death of Superman Event Auction discuss selling historical comics original art
In the first 72 hours the The Death of Superman Auction had 3 million dollars in bids and counting. Will the bids sore high as the Man of Steel?
The Indie Comics Library launches from ComicBooked
The Indie Comics Library powered by ComicBooked! hopes to be a searchable archive of Black and independent creators.
Update: GoFundMe launched for FORCE WORKS co-creator Tom Tenney
The artist and his family are homeless, while he continues to battle chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Review: LIFE IS STRANGE: REUNION is rushed but satisfying
Max and Chloe's swan song has many technical issues and other questionable decisions, but these ultimately don't mar its emotional story.
Animation Legend Willie Ito on Disney, Hanna-Barbera, and the two-decade journey of Hello Maggie
Willie Ito was ready to retire in 1999 after a 50-year career at the world's biggest animation studios. Instead, he spent the next two decades bringing a deeply personal story of the Japanese American incarceration to the screen.
