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Comixology's Submit portal has become one of the biggest digital publishing programs on the web and probably in comics; creators upload their comcis, and...

Ian Samson caused a bitter civil war in Britain this week through his article at the New Statesman titled "A lot of Gaul: why...

Teaching Physics Through Comics with The Newcastle Science Comic Team http://ift.tt/1eo0Agq Tweet At Comica Comiket last year I had a newspaper pressed into my hands....

At Comica Comiket last year I had a newspaper pressed into my hands. But, rather than be subsequently yelled at by a London Urchin...

Grant Morrison talks to Frankie Boyle on Chain Reactionhttp://ift.tt/1iQDaGa Tweet Back in November, three Glaswegians gathered at a comedy club in Scotland’s largest city to...

The pink and blue striped screen of deathhttp://ift.tt/1cWAfrB Tweet Well the old Mac Book Pro decided to throw a tantrum last night, and after a...

Back in November, three Glaswegians gathered at a comedy club in Scotland's largest city to interview each other for that most venerable of institutions,...

The 2013 Comics Industry Person of the Year is Kim Thompsonhttp://ift.tt/1a1IOwR Tweet This marks the fourth year we’ve run the Comics Industry Person of the...

Six days in and Mats Bors new Nib line-up owns 2014 alreadyhttp://ift.tt/1daMMck Tweet When prize winning editorial cartoonist Matt Bors got a paying job at...

Sizing up Marvel’s Star Wars franchisehttp://ift.tt/1efAQTh Tweet We all knew that the Star Wars comics franchise would go to Marvel eventually, but no one seems...

This marks the fourth year we’ve run the Comics Industry Person of the Year Poll, and the results were very straightforward, as you’ll see. The guidelines for voting are as follows: "This can be the most important person, someone who had the biggest impact, an innovator, someone who set the pace, or had a banner year creatively.” The winner’s impact this year was bittersweet, but still something to celebrate.

When prize winning editorial cartoonist Matt Bors got a paying job at Medium, an internet start up funded by Twitter's Ev Williams, the whole world of comics celebrated. But now he's launching actual comics content every day of the year for The Nib, Medium's comics hub, which Bors edits. And it's AWESOME. A great line-up of cutting edge, diverse voices—just like comics can be.