Those in the Mid Atlantic may have already heard of the growing success of the Locust Moon Comics Festival, reaching its fourth anniversary this year. I
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The first-ever Lumberjanes special has arrived! From BOOM! Box, Lumberjanes: Beyond Bay Leaf #1, written by Faith Erin Hicks with art by Rosemary
A new graphic novel arrives on November 12th from Z2 Comics, The Abaddon, written and illustrated by Koren Shadmi. Set in an apartment building and
By Olly MacNamee. Debuting at Leamington Comic Con next Saturday, October 17th, Mike Garley and Joshua Sherwell unleash their fourth issue of Kill Screen
By Nikolai Fomich The world is changing - and Brooklyn has had enough. Its heart broken by rapid technological changes and the ensuing shifts in social
Below, find the sponsorship/exhibitor materials for the Silicon Valley Comic Con for next year, fronted by Apple's Steve Wozniak. The prices as listed
Here's a look at All-New X-Men #1, being relaunched by the All-New All-Different Marvel in December. But how All-New All-Different is it? Well, young
A run through some recent changes to DC Comics between solicitation and publication... Teen Titans #13 was solicited by Will Pfeifer and Ricken but now
Mike O'Sullivan has written a new series for Marvel cataloguing the Marvel Studios movies, starting with the 2008 Iron Man movie But it seems that orders
You wait for ages, then two Ladies Nights in Michigan comic book stores come along at the same time. Tonight. So tonight from 7-9pm at the Quick Stop
A look ahead at Todd Nauck's Phantom variant cover for Carnage #1, again modelled on Todd McFarlane's cover to Amazing Spider-Man #300. Kieron Gillen and
Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and
Next week’s Judge Dredd Megazine celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special cover by Barry Kitson. The cover features 25 of Dredd’s all-time greatest
By Brian Goldberg On Wednesday, Diamond Select Toys released their new line of figures based on the Gotham television series. Jim Gordon, Selina Kyle, and
Okay, so this is some speculation of the definitely mindless variety. Tony Stark in the new Invincible Iron Man series is looking into the fact that he
We start the day off with an exclusive first look at the horror titles coming out in January from Dynamite Entertainment. These include the final issue of
At New York Comic Con I chatted with some executives at Titan Comics about the upcoming launch of the Assassin's Creed comic book by Anthony Del
Got to say I do love the Spider-Girl outrage in the Jawa Hood. Another sketch cover along a theme from Bleeding Cool panellist Frank Cho, from New York
You may have just gotten home with your week's pull from the comic store, but we already have a look at the Valiant comics coming out next Wednesday to
By Brian Goldberg On the eve of New York Comic Con 2015, Hasbro held a private event showcasing their upcoming releases. Amongst a sea of Star Wars and
The new year is approaching fast, so fast that we already have an exclusive first look at the solicitations and covers for the Dynamite humor titles that
By Joe Glass So you've managed to get your table/press pass/weekend pass, or far more likely now, single day pass to NYCC. You booked you
Some exciting Kidrobot news for collectors! Making its debut last week at this year’s New York Comic Con, producer Kidrobot and DTA organizers Clutter
By Ray Flook One of the things I love about New York Comic Con (NYCC)...and many other conventions...is their panel schedule because panels are probably
Cartoonist Noelle Stephenson has been named a Finalist in the 2015 National Book Awards category of Young People’s Literature for her comic Nimona
By Joe Glass David Brothers moderated what like a much more organic, conversational panel on the theme of diversity and representation in comic books.
We all love fairytales, right? Well, at least you would assume that most young people do. However, what happens when a journey to a fairytale land isn’t
By Olly MacNamee I’ll admit up front that I am a big fan of any art form that does not shy away from political discourse. I grew up listening to Dead
By Josh Hechinger Welcome to From Strip to Script, where I take a page of finished comic art and try to derive a script from it, to see what I can learn
Mike Carey and Mike Perkins are industry veterans with an impressive body of work between the two of them including The Unwritten, Steven King's The