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Portsmouth is a port city on the south coast of England. Extensively bombed in the Blitz, it is home to the Royal Navy with moored ships including HMS Warrior and HMS Victory. It is the birthplace of Charles Dickens and Isambard Kingdom Brunel. And it's getting a comic con.

After London's Orbital Comics would normally close this Friday - it is reopening. For a special occasion. Infinity War: A Life Drawing Spectacular will be

The Riverdale gang will be teaming up with Sabrina for some delightful -- and wicked -- fun in micro-stories you can read now on the Yarn chat fiction app!

News about BLACK getting a movie deal has seen the speculators jump on back issues of the series, with pretty much every issue being hoovered off eBay at whatever price the seller had it up for.

It's time for another (late) round of Comic Book Wins and Losses. What succeeded and failed in the week of Action Comics #1000 and Superman's 80th birthday? You have to read to find out.

Last weekend the nerds took over Baltimore for Transcendent Events' Nerdpocalypse! There was some amazing cosplay there -- check it out.

we have multiple pages showing Eoin Marron's process art from Centipede #1 to go with the recently released trade of the series.

No doubling meaning there. Marvel Comics is adding a Frank Cho and David Curiel cover to their Amazing Spider-Man #800 list of new variants to bedazzle, divert, and confuse...

Like a Phoenix from the ashes, WICOMICON has come to save the day. This event, formed in only a few days, seems to be a move towards the positive in this sorely needed period for Fandom for Inclusion. We talk to Nerds of Color's Keith Chow about how it came to be.

Dark Horse will expand its manga line-up this Fall by bringing the popular Mob Psycho 100 to Western audiences, a press release revealed today. Written

Fans of the 1999 Chaos Comics series The Undertaker by Beau Smith and Manny Park have been clamoring for the return of the obscure comic book character

The Nerds of Color and Black Heroes Matter have come together to create an event for those affected by FanCon's sudden postponement: WICOMICON! This pop-up con will be held on April 28th at 1100 Wicomico Street in Baltimore.

It's been five years since Omega 1's fourth issue premiered at WonderCon, and Mark Edward Lewis, Emmanuel Xerx Javier, and Alina Andrei want to finish out the first saga by releasing issues #5 and #6. To fund the effort, they are turning to Kickstarter with a new campaign that will run until May 17th.

Within days of the news that Universal FanCon wasn't happening as planned, the nerd community came together to support those affected. From pop-up cons, to small gatherings, to even other cons stepping up, there's now plenty to do this weekend!

Are you a comic book retailer who wished they could have gone to the Diamond Retailer Summit in Chicago but just couldn’t make it? And I don’t mean just

Welcome to the column formerly known as X-Men: Bland Design! As it turns out, even when we say nice things about X-Men comics, when the column is titled "Bland Design," it apparently bums people out. And we don't want to bum people out about the X-Men. We love the X-Men!

Today we're looking in depth at some of the pressures placed on comic book retailers when it comes to launches, especially from Marvel Comics. In the

Rian Hughes is one of the greatest living comic book creators. A Renaissance Man, a master of forms, his work extends far beyond comic books into

Every couple of weeks, David Ziggy Greene's Scene & Heard strip runs in Private Eye Magazine, surrounded by political, social and media scandal

The Dead Rabbit Ashcan was published by Image Comics and sold at C2E2 for a promised-but-as-yet-unsolicited new series from Image, called Dead Rabbit. By

The mini-series Venomized, ahead of the upcoming Venom movie, infects much of the Marvel Universe with symbiotes. But it appears that may be also

Welcome to the column formerly known as X-Men: Bland Design! As it turns out, even when we say nice things about X-Men comics, when the column is titled "Bland Design," it apparently bums people out. And we don't want to bum people out about the X-Men. We love the X-Men!

It was probably to be expected. But Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #26 is going to second printing after selling out at Boom Studios. Part of their

Ravage - Kill All Men is a new comic about to debut digitally on May 24th issue #0, and in print during the Orlando MegaCon from Cautionary Comics. “Two

He may have an office there, but Stan Lee has seemed to be at odds with his company POW! Entertainment of late, or maybe his new management does. We have

Gabriele Dell'Otto is an Italian comic book artist much in demand. Especially when it comes to variant covers. Well here is his variant cover for Amazing

This is the Top 10 Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what are

Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics expresses his frustration with publishers focusing on variant covers rather than expanding comics readership.

Welcome to the column formerly known as X-Men: Bland Design! As it turns out, even when we say nice things about X-Men comics, when the column is titled "Bland Design," it apparently bums people out. And we don't want to bum people out about the X-Men. We love the X-Men!

X-Men Gold #26 may have revealed more about the upcoming wedding of Kitty Pryde and Piotr Rasputin than it intended. During a conversation at her parents