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If Karen Green wasn't a rock star comics librarian before last night's opening gala, she is now! So: the gist: A few years ago, 2005 to...

The folks at ReedPOP have a bit of a reputation as foodies, and their shows always have some interesting food ties in. Super Week is no exception and several New York food institutions are joining in the fun with special menu items.

Although they've gone Amazon on us, Comixology is still hanging out with comics folks, and doing a fine job of it. Although it hasn't been as widely announced as it was last year, when you register your badge at NYCC you get some free digital comics from Comixology. And they've announced a bunch of panels and a party Saturday night so-sponsored by Dynamite, benefitting the CBLDF. Here is the poop:

CBR's Casey Gilly has posted a pretty awesome Safety & Resource Guide: NYCC 2014 Edition wit information on what to do in case of...

We're told this is the final Dynamite teaser in this campaign. A guy with a gun... a little hard to guess this one.

I know you thought the "con kerfuffle" had faded away, but I think it's definitely an ongoing burning issue for the industry, in a rapidly evolving field, and Chris Butcher, retailer and a show runner himself for TCAF, as well as booth runner for Udon, has posted a brilliant summation that puts all the eggs in one basket and then hits that basket out of the park: Butcher identifies several trends, which I'll list for argument:

By Kyle Pinion IN REAL LIFE, a graphic novel collaboration between journalist/author Cory Doctorow and comics creator Jen Wang, centers on a young gamer named...

Hm, a magician in a top hat...who COULD this be?

A film has been made about Seth, the single named Autuer of Clyde Fans, It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken, Palookaville, and countless illustrations. It's called Seth's Dominion, it's directed by Luc Chamberland and it is described as "a hybrid documentary/animation film exploring the life of master cartoonist Seth." Given that Seth is a perfectionist, you'd expect no less of a film about him, so to no one's surprise the film has won the Grand Prize for Best Animated Feature at this year's Ottawa International Animation Festival.

We hear it was a rough day at Dynamite Entertainment's Mt Laurel, NJ offices yesterday, as a car hitting a telephone pole took out their website. But they've been heroically dropping some teasers so we'll play along. What can this be? Definitely has the pulpish feeling we've come to expect from DE. BUt we're all or guys with swords lurking in swamps, so bring it on and Hail it.

As everyone knows, the worst thing about the Javits Center besides the oppressive low ceilings and lack of affordable food is getting away from...