Adorable new raccoon-based mammal called the Olinguito found living in a zoo!
Talk about right under your nose. The National Zoo in Washington has long had specimens of an adorable creature which they thought was an Olingo. But more detailed biological investigation has revealed it is a brand new species: The Olinguito
Molly Crabapple signs to HarperCollins for a memoir
Molly Crabapple is known for her comics, her drawing, her drawing salons—Dr. Sketchy's—and her political activities, and now she's signed with Harper Collins to...
Latino Comics Expo highlights past and present Hispanic creators
While artists from Spain and South America have become superstars at the big two, this weekend's Latino Comics Expo in LA shines a spotlight...
Kick-Watcher: Exploration and Adventure in ‘Cartozia Tales’
Well, this seems perfect. The folks behind Cartozia Tales - an all-ages fantasy anthology based around the mythical land of Cartozia - have today...
2013 Ignatz Award Nominees led by DeForge, Carré and Alden
The indie-focused Ignatz Award nominees have just been announced. Chosen by a panel consisting of Lisa Hanawalt, Jason Shiga, Dustin Harbin, Damien Jay and...
Matt Fraction Leaves the Fantastic Four Books – And The Allreds Take Over
Writer Matt Fraction has announced that he will be leaving both Fantastic Four and FF in order to focus on him upcoming Inhumans series....
EXCLUSIVE preview: Baltic comics anthology s!14 Sports
Boy, does time come around fast- it seemed like just a few days ago I was writing up the preview for s!13 Life is...
Stripped: Chris Ware – Comics, A Working Class Art Form
Introduced as the laureate of graphic literature, the much celebrated Chris Ware booked a sell out event at a major literary festival, speaking about...
CLiNT Magazine Flames Out
Over on CBR, Titan publishing have announced that CLiNT magazine - the one established by Mark Millar, which was to promote and expand his...
Spokesman who led the Danish Muhammad cartoons protests: “Oops, my bad”
One of the leaders of the protest movement against a Dutch newspaper publishing cartoons of the prophet Muhammad—protests which killed scores f people and engulfed the entire Islamic world in violence and protest—now says he was wrong. Ahmad Akkari, now 35, says he was way offbase when he led the protests.
INTERVIEW: Adam P. Knave and DJ Kirkbride on the Ascent of Amelia Cole
The first trade of Amelia Cole, one of the launch titles for digital comics publisher Monkeybrain, is published today through IDW. This marks another...
The Retail View: DC’s 3-D’oh
by Leo McGovern, Crescent City Comics
Growing up, I wasn’t very good at complicated Math. I’ve got the basics, I can balance a checkbook and...
