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Iron Man is smashing records and breaking hearts, and it hasn't even hit the States. Grab your fleece snuggie, oversized soda container, popcorn jug,...

Given the week's events, looking at the above photo by Dynamite's Nick Barrucci taken at the C2E2 bar—the creme de la creme of comics internet media, Newsarama's Albert Ching, CBR's Kiel Phegley, The Beat, ComicVine's Tony G.Man Guerrero and IGN's Joey Exposito—you might be forgiven for wondering which member of the comic press would soon have a big red X drawn over his or her face. It was that kind of week.

As reported last week, the incarceration and legal maneuvering of accused sex offender and Drgon*Con founder Ed Kramer has led more people, including professionals, to call for a boycott of the con while Keamer is receiving money for it. Tony Isabella, who attended the con far in the past, still has what might be termed a vivid account of it:

Indefatigable Jamie Coville recorded the most interesting panels from C2E2—including the one The Beat was on!—for your listening pleasure. He also took 143 pictures.

Dan Slott did say, prior to the launch of Amazing Spider-Man #700, that he was going to turn into Dark Dan and start using...

Seen Iron Man 3 but want more? Looking to replay the best scenes over and over again? Or at the very least, do you...

I love this little feature that Shelf Awareness do, asking artists about what they're currently reading and the books that have had an impact...

By Dre Grigoropol A new store is opening up today, May 1st, 2013 in New York City’s West Village! This new store will be called...

These graphic novels have been chosen because they were all released in the past 6 months and equally combine qualities of well-crafted concepts and...

Well now. As of today, I am no longer working at MTV Geek. Much thanks and appreciation to my intrepid and talented writers -- among...

Robert Downey Jr. and Friend showed up on Wall St. this morning to ring the opening bell for the NY Stock Exchange, a time-honored PR/photo op. But somehow the idea of multi-millionaire industrialist Tony Stark showing up on the Street isn't quite so far-fetched, is it?