Tag: nycc ’18

By Amanda Steele Fans of Gerard Way and My Chemical Romance filled the room for the “The Umbrella Academy Invites You to Check Into ‘Hotel Oblivion’” panel. I was lucky enough to get a great...

By Adam Karenina Sherif  To celebrate twenty years of publishing in the US, French publisher Humanoids has announced a major new publishing initiative this weekend at NYCC. H1, which launches in 2019 with three ongoing and three mini-series,...

By Samantha Puc A few hundred Daredevil fans were treated to an epic introduction to an iconic character at the Hulu Theater on Saturday. Long-swirling rumors that newcomer Wilson Bethel will play out the origin...

By Aaron Halls Moderated by Executive Producer Jeph Loeb, the Runaways panel at NYCC hit the ground, well, running, with producer Stephanie Savage and castmembers Rhenzy Feliz (Alex Wilder), Lyrica Okano (Nico Minoru), Virginia Gardner (Karolina Dean), Ariela Barer (Gert Yorkes), Gregg Sulkin (Chase Stein) and...

By Deanna Destito  After a successful Kickstarter for volume 1, the anthology Always Punch Nazis by Ben Ferrari and Silas Dixon will get a second volume, and writer Matt Miner (GWAR, Poser) is ready to share his personal story about why punching Nazis and stopping hate are critical.   “My story is...

January 2019 will see Spider-Man swing out yet again into a new ongoing series, the poor mite, albeit in the capable hands of writer Tom Taylor and artist Juann Cabal. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man will be focused...

Celebrating the Man of Tomorrow, Today!

Join Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá for a sneak peek at the long awaited return of the Umbrella Academy

Cartoonist and oft-cited industry savior Raina Telgemeier announced yesterday at New York Comic-Con that she will be publishing two new books next year, in the form of a graphic memoir called Guts and a How-To...

By Will Henderson The upcoming twelfth issue of Mister Miracle finally reveals what Jack Kirby intended for the Fourth World, said Tom King during his Saturday morning spotlight panel. Mister Miracle artist Mitch Gerads, who appeared...

By Kelly Kanayama     Critic, editor, author, and all-around good tweeter Cheryl Lynn Eaton has many accolades to her name. Now there’s one more: Batman writer. Specifically, the first black woman to write a Batman comic, ever.  On October 31, her entry into...

By William Henderson The Outspoken: Queer Cartoonists Represent panel, moderated by Jennifer Camper on Friday at NYCC, brought together a number of queer cartoonists who aren’t always given a platform from which to discuss their...