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Gianluca Costantini Is Using Art to Change the World

“I will continue to fight for freedom of expression and for the right of every artist to express themselves freely, wherever they may be.”
By Nick Hilden
Comic cartoon artwork of two middle aged men wearing glasses

Former Amazon Executives Launch New Comic Company to Empower Creators

Comic artists and authors will also receive royalties from secondary market sales.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Black and white comic strip hung up on black wall, a person stands to the side looking at it.

Tintin Illustration Sells for $2.3 Million as Comic Art Prices Soar

A Tintin illustration sold for millions amid increased demand for comic collectibles.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Review: Graphic Novelist Alex Graham’s ‘Dog Biscuits’ Masters the Art of Covid Fiction

By Grace Byron

Captain America Is Anti-Fascist, But He Can’t Escape American Fascism

By Noah Berlatsky

How Two Artists Are Using the Subversive Power of Comics to Illustrate Injustice

By Osman Can Yerebakan
Joker Movie Sequel Spoilers

If New ‘Joker’ Movie Is a Hit, Will There Be a Sequel?

By Brandon Katz
Kaijumax drawn by Zander Cannon.

Comic Book ‘Kaijumax’ Is a Colorful, Jarring Portrait of Life in Prison

By John Martin
Unfinished excerpt from The Originals by Dave Gibbons.

‘Kingsman’ Artist Dave Gibbons Explains ABCs of Making a Comic Book

By John Martin
Small Press Expo in Bethesda, Maryland in 2009.

Rot Your Brain With Smart Indie Comics on This Free Non-Profit Website

By Brady Dale
Dark Nights: Metal #1, cover art by Jim Lee.

Batman Is a Jerk in DC’s New ‘Dark Nights: Metal’

By John Martin
Archie Vs. Predator #1, cover art by Fernando Ruiz.

The Rise of Wacky Comic Book Crossovers

By John Martin
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Pink.

In Response to Milkshakegate, 6 Great Superheroes Written by Women

By John Martin
Preview Night at Comic-Con International 2017, San Diego Convention Center.

Who Won San Diego Comic-Con 2017?

By John Martin
Rat Queens Special: Orc Dave #1.

‘Saga’ Artist Fiona Staples on Making Comics in a Digital Era

By John Martin
New cover art for The Divided States of Hysteria #4, by Howard Chaykin. Published by Image Comics.

Let’s All Calm Down Over Howard Chaykin’s ‘Divided States’ Cover Art Swap

By John Martin
The Amazing Spider-Man #42.

Largest Ever Show of Spider-Man Comic Art Swings into NY

By Alanna Martinez
The cover for The Spectacular Spider-Man, issue #1, written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Adam Kubert.

Peter Parker Makes Yet Another Homecoming With ‘Spectacular Spider-Man’

By John Martin
Sensation Comics #1 (DC, 1942) CGC NM 9.4 Off-white pages.

Wonder Woman’s Most Iconic Comic Art Through the Years

By Alanna Martinez
Tom Chantrell's realistic depictions of the Star Wars actors makes this a highly desirable poster among fans, in addition to the fact that it was released in a limited run before being replaced with an Academy Awards style version. Star Wars (20th Century Fox, 1977), issued 1978, Full-Bleed British Quad Style C, Sold for $2,390 in November 2015.

The Fan Guide to Star Wars’ Rarest Collectibles

By Alanna Martinez
A look at the offerings for Free Comic Book Day 2017 at Sphinx Comics, including Secret Empire #1.

The Best and Worst of Free Comic Book Day 2017

By John Martin
Everything You Need to Know About San Diego Comic Con 2018

A San Diego Comic-Con Museum Is Coming

By Alanna Martinez
Joel Harlow and Hugh Jackman on the set of Logan.

When Hollywood Needs Monsters and Superheroes, It Calls This Man

By Alanna Martinez
Her Universe Founder Ashley Eckstein wears the new Star Wars "May The Force Be With You" denim jacket which has the famous phrase embroidered on the back. Available at Heruniverse.com.

How a Star Wars Actress Started a Fangirl Fashion Revolution

By Alanna Martinez
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