Tag: Comics

I don’t think there’s a person alive who would debate the fact that Sergio Aragonés is the world’s greatest living cartoonist. So many industry giants look up to this man for his cartooning talent. The fact that he’s going to celebrate his 60th year at MAD Magazine with us, I could not be more thrilled to have him. Everyone loves his work. He’s so highly entertaining and funny. It just floored me when he actually said yes to being the guest of honor, because at the heart of it I’m still a fanboy and I do not know anyone on this planet that is not a fan of his work. To be able to highlight Sergio’s career and all that he’s done is immense and I cannot stop being excited about it.

Here's a look at Incursion #2, from Valiant Comics.

The Black Comics Expo makes a strong case for the future of black creativity.

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A comic book festival from the high school that Neal Adams and Art Spiegelman went to!

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Valiant has a smart approach to introducing new series into its expanding line-up. Whether it be through established on-going series or big scale events,...

With an exclusive Q&A with series writer Jordie Bellaire and editor Jeanine Schaefer

Valiant’s Livewire is not just another superhero comic. It’s a contemplation on public perception and identity, where saving innocent lives doesn’t automatically result in...

The ten weirdest content moderation decisions Tumblr has made this week

"In this industry, we tend to forget that human life can also tell an amazing story that people should definitely see."