Tag: Censorship
The Beat Digest 09/22/26: Grønbekk reunites with RED SONJA
On today's Digest, Dynamite reveals new Red Sonja and Vampirella holiday specials, Annie is returning to Broadway, and PlayStation 5's Wolverine faces censorship in the Middle East.
Zines used as evidence to convict in Prairieland case
The possession of zines appear to have been used as evidence in the recently concluded Prairieland case, chilling free speech.
WonderCon ‘26: The new obscenity: How “harmful to minor” laws are criminalizing the comic...
From a Grendel trial in North Carolina to the erosion of "SLAPS" protections and "harmful to minor" challenges, experts at WonderCon warn that the First Amendment is no longer a safety net for the industry.
The Beat Digest 11/11/25: STAR WARS INSIDER ending
Also on today's Digest, S.H.I.E.L.D. returns as Captain America #6 undergoes changes, and a new LEGO Marvel special drops this Friday.
The Beat Digest 10/17/25: Hellboy’s family to fight for THE CROWN
Also on today's Digest, Malika is getting a movie, Demon Slayer breaks records, and there's casting news for Extraction and Vought Rising.
SDCC ’25: Reframing comics as essential: Comics Under Fire
Peter Carlson and Susan Kirtley discuss strategies for teachers and librarians to combat comics censorship.
The Case For Not Rolling Back DEI in Comics
The War on Books is here and there are many battles to come, but it's important to keep fighting them.
Kissing Image in a Graphic Novel Can Lead to Porn Addiction, Claims Activist Trying...
A chaste drawing of a kiss in Raina Telgemeier's Drama led to a life long porn addiction, claims a Texas woman.
SDCC ’23: Post-pandemic censorship: libraries and the challenges they face
Librarians address patron safety, staff well-being, and politically targeted book bans happening around the country.
GENDER QUEER scores a win in court as Virginia judge dismisses lawsuit
The lawsuit against Maia Kobabe's graphic novel memoir was dismissed today on the grounds that the law it was based on is unconstitutional.
SDCC ’22: San Diego Central Library panelists discuss the era of comics censorship
The panel discussed the recent uptick in censoring comics such as Maus
WonderCon ’22: Stopping the Outrage Machine in Saving Comic Books in Libraries
Librarians tell us what we can do to preserve access to comics, graphic novels and other library materials targeted by censors
