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§ Norm Breyfogle suffered a stroke on December 17th, but he's making great progress, as shown in this video; his fundraiser to help with...

Shang Chi IS Coming back, as is the title Master of Kung Fu...as part of Secret Wars Battleworld, Shang Chi is back and he has a whole new origin—which is Iron Fist's but...who is counting. Also, he's now...an X-man? Haden Blackman and Dalibor Talajic are the creative team, and Francesco Francavilla does the covers.

Carrie-Anne Moss, best known for her work in Christopher Nolan's Memento and The Matrix trilogy, is joining Marvel and Netflix's AKA Jessica Jones in an unnamed role.

The annual graphic novel issues of Words without Borders, an online international literary magazine, is out, and it has a great line-up, which you can see by clicking through. I've post a few preview images at the bottom of the post.

A review of Scott McCloud's long awaited graphic novel

The line-up for TNT's DC Comics adaptation has been unveiled...

Author Ales Kot and penciller Adam Gorham are entering the Valiant Universe with a four issue mini-series entitled Dead Drop. The story features Archer, X-O...

Comic-Con International (aka SDCC) will be held July 9-12 this year. That's only 150 days. Not much time! But the first guests have been...

The American Library Association announced their 2015 youth media award winners at its Midwinter Meeting in Chicago. Covering a diverse range of titles and readers, graphic novels were among the honorees! First... The big news...

30 years in the making, Scott McCloud's new opus is available on February 3rd through First Second. McCloud was kind enough to sit down with us for a lengthy discussion about the new book, critical expectations, his creative process and how he balances his busy speaking schedule with the creation of a 500-plus page graphic novel.

Black Hood #1: “Bullet’s Kiss, Part One” Writer: Duane Swierczynski Artist: Michael Gaydos Colorist: Kelly Fitzpatrick If your point of reference for Dark Circle Comics is The Fox:...

Last week, to little or no fanfare, a new convention, ComiqueCon, launched in Dearborn, Michigan with a primary focus on celebrating female comics creators and being a positive space for female fans.