Tag: Comic Books

“The greater part of London's story is not writ in words. It is instead a literature of stone, of place names and associations.”

Audiences are counting down the days to Rob Liefeld’s long-awaited return to Youngblood. If you need proof, look no further than today's announcement that Youngblood #1 is already sold out at the distribution level, and will be heading back to press before fans even get their hands on copies next week.

Image Comics's self-reported top ten comics and books for last month give a sense of a company that has a lot going on at the moment. While the top two publishers in the U.S. comics market have essentially nothing but superhero books as their primary "hits," Image -- the third-largest comics publisher in the market -- has a pretty wide variety of big brands, licenses, and new material.

Heritage Auctions, along with Albert Moy Art and Dynamite's Nick Barucci, have launched a new auction, selling off dozens of pieces of original art...

Titan Comics and Jamie Hewlett are coming together to announce an all-new slipcase collection: Tank Girl: Unclenched. The Tank Girl: Unclenched slipcase collects three volumes of Tank Girl, showcasing hijinks and capers galore!

Named for Jack and Rosalind Kirby, the Kirby Awards will be overseen by Comic Art Fans, the Jack Kirby Estate (represented by the Rosalind Kirby Family Trust), and the Jack Kirby Museum & Research Center.

GlobalComix and Magma are teaming up to bring THE PEDESTRIAN to digital storefronts near you!

Zainab Akhtar‘s annual ShortBox Comics Fair, an all-digital, indie comics convention, launches tomorrow, October 1st, 2025. The convention runs through the month of October, running until Halloween. Featuring over 100 comics creators, the event helps connect independent artists with new readers.

There’s an art to choosing the right stuff to watch and read on Halloween.

Owen Kline's debut feature is too mean-spirited toward its own characters and subject matter to be an effective comedy.

For a special anniversary edition of Silber Linings, Greg returns to the supervillain who helped kick off the column

In the latest Silber Linings, Greg makes the case for why superhero fandom should embrace the genre's wholesome roots.