Events

New York Comic-Con isn't the only comics show going on this weekend—and some would say it isn't even the comickest. That designation might go...

By Hannah Means-Shannon Marvel’s an enigmatic company. It’s an underlying paradox that goes hand in hand with their media-active public image with Stan Lee at...

We left this one out of Party Poop!:  Join Oni Press and Bergen Street Comics as we kickoff New York City Comic Con 2012 with...

It's an already busy tornado of all things pop culture this week, as NYCC Week kicks off with a few events tonight. And...

Here's an event that snuck up on us: An comics symposium organized by New Uork University's Gallatin School of Independent study called GallaCon: A...

By Hannah Means-Shannon The revelries following the Ignatz Awards continued long into the night and crowded the lower levels of the conference center took over...

Columbus Ohio's Columbus College of Art and Design is throwing yet another awesome comics symposium called Mix 2012: Comics Symposium -- there are two...

Comin to a town near you with NEW YORK DRAWINGS. Excellent.

That’s a lot to promise. When mold-breaking comics retailers James Sime and Kirsten Baldock united with iFanboy podcast host Ron Richards to put together a show—“all magick, no science” as Sime repeated over the weekend—their goal was to dismantle the current model of comic book conventions and build something new in its place.

By Steve Morris Currently under way despite Nevada's attempt to suck the entirety of comics inside Las Vegas, The Morley Literature Festival is yet another...

First Second editorial director and cartoonist Mark Siegal, will be on tour for SAILOR TWAIN, this fall. Dates are above and in the link. If you haven't seen SAILOR TWAIN, the rich story of a 1887 Hudson River barge captain who finds a mermaid, and what unfolds from that, you are missing an imaginative comics yarn that joins other comics about waterbourne voyages, like Far Ardden and Set to Sail. Heck it's a whole new comics genre.

Did you miss it? Yesterday was Lumberjack Day, a holiday best celebrated by wearing plaid, sporting a beard (either naturally grown or homemade), and eating pancakes. The holiday was created back in 2005 by two good friends: graphic novel author Colleen AF Venable and comedy producer Marianne Ways. It was invented in response to International Talk Like a Pirate Day, which falls a week prior. The pirate jokes were getting old, so the team moved on to another comedy troupe: lumberjacks. Lumberjack Day falls annually on September 26.