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The Javits Center isn't the only place to be during Comic Con week in New York, with plenty of offsite events bookending the con itself. Here's a sampling

Alex de Campi appeared for a signing of her new graphic novel collection Smoke and Ashes and the premier issue of her comic Grindhouse: Doors Open at

Archaia Entertainment (which merged with Boom! in June of 2013) is known for producing books that have that extra aesthetic appeal, and also for ushering

Running around to a sudden storm of autumn comics events has its drawbacks, mainly in finding a minute to sit down with all the great comics you’ve

October is a golden month for interesting books, and things are really accelerating toward New York Comic Con as well. This week, the weird and occult are

On the 26th of September, the nonprofit sketch night and comic art competition Dare2Draw gathered at the Society of Illustrators in Manhattan for their

Last summer, in Brooklyn, I witnessed the advanced screening of several episodes of the indie webseries The Adventures of Shakespeare & Watson,

   In the list of those who receive credit least, or last, for their work on comics, designers may well be at the end of the line. Some readers are

Fabian Rangel Jr. is a busy man. He’s a comics writer who jumped feet-first into self-publishing in 2010, was picked up by two different publishers in

Since Nobrow set up shop in the UK in 2008, it’s pursued its original objective to supply an independent publishing platform for illustration and art

Ricardo Siri Liniers, who draws under the name “Liniers”, was one of the special guests at Small Press Expo this year, and also an invited speaker at the

And the autumn just keeps gathering steam, which for those on the East Coast of the USA is beginning to feel like a build toward New York Comic Con where

Agents of SHIELD, which debuted last night, was co-created by Joss Whedon and he scripted the pilot episode, just as The Avengers film was written by him,

The Brooklyn Book Festival hosted several comics-specific panels on Sunday the 22nd of October, and quite a few where comics creators joined poetry and

The Brooklyn Book Festival brings out all kinds of litterati, but comics have been taking their place at signings and panels there for several years with