Library Con!: All the Comics Programming at ALA-Vegas! Now With Stan Lee!
Every Winter, the American Library Association holds a conference in an arctic clime (Philadelphia, Boston) where awards are announced and some networking and training...
ONE AND DONE: Up, Up, and Away?
Keeping up with comics is ridiculously expensive if you want to keep up with a number of titles that come out every month. Not...
See 17 minutes of Guardians of the Galaxy footage in IMAX 3D free
You know the first time I saw the Guardians of the Galaxy footage with the Blue Swede ooga-chuckkas it was so fresh and amazing....
Events: Tying together the strands of Comics and Medicine
by Aaron Humphrey
The fifth annual Comics and Medicine conference kicked off today at the Johns Hopkins Medical Campus in Baltimore, which raises the...
Frank Miller and Eric So team for HK-style Sin City Marv
Frank Miller's stylishly brutal Sin City is coming back with a new film this Summer, and so are the Sin City toys, as Dark H
Jiro Taniguchi to attend Angoulême 2015
According to a French press release, and Google translate, manga master Jiro Taniguchi will be one of the main guests for the 42nd Festival...
Wizard expands to a “minimum” of 22 shows in 2015
As we reported the other day, in 2015 Wizard's convention schedule is expanding even more, and they are adding nine new territories in 2015,...
Dynamite goes Humble Bundle with biggest comics bundle ever
The entire comics industry wants to go humble! Humble Bundle that is! Yet another publisher has signed up for this service which allows readers...
Preview: Jeffrey Brown Incredible Change-Bots Two Point Something Something
Thanks to the success of his TWO Star Wars series—"Goodnight Darth Vader" has been on the bestseller list for weeks, and his Jedi Academy...
Heroes Con 2014 Was So Nice That Two Couples Got Engaged
by Alexander Añe
I’ve been going to conventions for years, and the only thing that’s been the same is that one person who says, “But...
Interview: Jim Zub Discusses His “Wayward” Path
By Matt O'Keefe
Jim Zub has been on a tear since Skullkickers debuted in 2010. In four years he's gone on to establish himself as writer...
The cover to Scott McCloud’s The Sculptor is unveiled
Every year seems to bring an eagerly awaited, long brewing graphic novel by an industry master -- and in 2015 that book looks to be Scott McCloud's The Sculptor, which has been in the works for years and years. It's currently slated to be released in February, and USA Today has the first look at the cover as well as some chat from McCloud on the subject matter: 
