FANTASTIC FOUR 65th anniversary plans revealed
The First Family's debut will be commemorated by Ryan North and Humberto Ramos's Fantastic Four #15, and a collection of the series' covers.
Wednesday Comics Reviews: HEAD LOPPER #1 leads a charge of new #1s
Head Lopper #1 leads a Wednesday Comics Review column that is absolutely packed with new series beginnings, among other comics.
DC Round-Up: ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #19 turns love into a curse
Absolute Wonder Woman #19 delivers a powerful story of love, grief, and sacrifice. Plus, Superman #37, and more!
BICS 2026: not a traditional comics show, and that’s okay
This year's BICS (Brooklyn Independent Comics Showcase) was very much a do-it-yourself affair, for better or worse
Dispute erupts over George Pratt art book crowdfunder
Artist George Pratt and Joel Meadows, publisher of a Kickstarter for a book of Pratt's art, have started a messy series of dueling accusations over the disposition of the funds for the campaign.
The New Angoulême Festival Organizer Has Been Named
The Morgane Group has been chosen as the showrunner for the Angoulême comics festival moving forward, but challenges remain
Exclusive: YA limited series B.O. WOLF reimagines the classic poem
SHP Comics has announced YA limited series B.O. Wolf, a dual-timeline story that reimagines the Old English poem Beowulf.
BookCon 2026: Deep in the madding crowd
Complaints over crowding and poor line management dogged the return of BookCon, even though there was still bookish fun to be had
Top Comics to Buy for April 22, 2026: Get creeped out with this week’s...
This week's Top Comics to Buy for April 22 features new issues of Powers, Spirit of the Shadows, Hello Body Horror, and more!
MCU art director Andy Park confirms he was part of Disney layoffs – and...
Art director Andy Parks has confirmed he was laid off at Marvel after 16 years - and that gave tech investor Jason Calacanis a bold, new idea
Mad Cave lays off two editors and more in marketing
Mad Cave has undergone another round of layoffs, their second in less than six months, with cuts in editorial and marketing
Exclusive Preview: Jim Bishop’s INFANTOMS turns parents into murderous monsters
Jim Bishop's Infantoms hits shelves on April 21. Check out an exclusive preview of the young adult horror book.
