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NYCC ‘26: Bad Idea continues to bring absolutely insane ideas to American comics
Read our recap of the New York Comic Con Bad Idea panel.
NYCC ‘26: Retro Golden Age big swings for 30 years of Oni Press
New projects featuring old (very old) characters highlight the publisher's 2027 slate.
NYCC ’26: Image Comics creators discuss their “unlimited freedom” at the publisher
The Image Comics "Let's Talk Comics!" panel delivered on the promise of its name.
NYCC ’26: STAR TREK Universe panel shows off STARFLEET ACADEMY, William Shatner, and...
The Star Trek Universe panel gave fans something to buzz about.
NYCC ’26: Bendis & Sorrentino on MAGNETO: END OF DAYS, WHAT THE –?! returns,...
The panel offered fans a look at upcoming projects set to shape the Marvel Universe into 2027.
NYCC ’26: The Marvel Midnight crew teases what’s to come for the new universe
With the debut issues of the Midnight titles in stores now, Marvel reveals more about where the series go from here.
NYCC ’26: Dark Horse reflects on their manga history, and reveals new projects
The Dark Horse Manga and Manhwa: Unleash Your Collection panel revealed a number of forthcoming new translations and projects.
SDCC ‘26: The SPACEBALLS: THE NEW ONE panel unveils the Almighty Schwartz Saga
The cast of the long-awaited sequel discusses how the project came to be, and its place in the larger Spaceballs Cinematic Universe.
SDCC ’26: The comic art of DAVID LYNCH, and the original TWIN PEAKS Season...
A panel of experts discussed the connection between David Lynch and comics, and the director's unused TWIN PEAKS plans.
SDCC ’26: You made a bad bet hoping for Star Wars news at the...
“A story is being told at every level. Including architecture.”
WonderCon ’26: Examining the comic art of David Lynch
Comics influenced Lynch, and Lynch influenced comics in return.
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.
