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A vintage comic book cover from March 1941 shows Captain America punching Adolf Hitler in the jaw as Nazi soldiers look on, marking the debut of Captain America Comics No. 1.

Skirball Cultural Center Showcases Jack Kirby’s Singular Vision of Heroism and Humanity

“He loved being a comic guy," curator Ben Saunders told Observer. "Jack was a great artist who happened to draw comics.”
By Jordan Riefe
A bearded man wearing glasses and a dark shirt looks off into the distance

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
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
Detail, page 43, tribute to Will Eisner. (Screenshot: Tumblr)

Why Robert Sikoryak Illustrated the Entire iTunes Terms and Conditions

By Brady Dale
ROY LICHTENSTEIN Sleeping Muse, 1983 Patinated bronze 25 1/2 x 34 1/4 x 4 inches (64.8 x 87 x 10.2 cm) Edition 5/7 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. Courtesy Gagosian Gallery.

Roy Lichtenstein’s Totally Awesome 80s

By Ryan Steadman
Wes Citti and Tony Wilson, the creators of Amazing Super Powers and their new video game company, So Choice Softworks. (Photo: Amazing Super Powers)

‘Amazing Super Powers’ Creators to Release iOS Game ‘Maim Street’ on November 19

By Brady Dale

Robert Crumb Hates You

By Jacques Hyzagi

With Ruins, Peter Kuper Floats Like a Butterfly

By Brady Dale
Mike Kelley, Kandor 4, (2007). (Photo: Alanna Martinez)

Enter a Dark Comic Book in the Final Works of Art World Superhero Mike Kelley

By Alanna Martinez

Seth Rogen’s ‘Preacher’ Series Greenlit at AMC, Gets 2016 Premiere

By Vinnie Mancuso
Record-etting issue of Suspense Comics (detail shown).

Rare, Lurid, Controversial ‘Golden Age’ Comic Soars at Auction

By Alanna Martinez
The cover of X-Men #137, "The Fate of the Phoenix." (Photo: Comicvine)

Original Art for Marvel X-Men’s ‘The Fate of the Phoenix’ Expected to Sell for $150K

By Alanna Martinez

Back to Our Nerdy Roots: At Twin Cities Comic Fair, Independent Artists Abound

By Alanna Martinez
KC Green at work.

Webcomic Star KC Green on Why He Killed GUNSHOW, The Comic That Launched Him

By Brady Dale
Trenton Doyle Hancock, Cave Scape #2, 2010. (Photo: Courtesy the artist, James Cohan Gallery, New York and Hales Gallery, London)

10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before June 19

By Paul Laster
A character drawn in Manga style. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Apple, Google Turn a Blind Eye to Comic Piracy Apps, and It’s ‘Killing’ the Industry

By Sage Lazzaro
Irwin Hasen (Wikimedia).

Dondi Creator Irwin Hasen’s Final Interview

By John Christopher Fine
(Photo: Getty Images)

‘Netflix For Comics’ Finally Makes Comics Worth Reading

By Jack Smith IV

But Is It Internet Funny? A Comic Conversation With MAD Magazine Editor, John Ficarra

By Samuel Ferri

A Cartoonist’s Day at Comic Con

By Samuel Ferri
Eva Green as Ava Lord in 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.' (Photo Courtesy The Weinstein Company)

Frank Miller’s Crossing: Chatting With the Comics Legend About his New Film, Sin City

By Drew Grant

Facebook or the Misery: Reflections on the News Feed Manipulation Scandal

By Samuel Ferri

Escape From Belmont: An Artist’s Look at the Triple Crown

By Samuel Ferri

With Great Power: Recent Portrayal of Spider-Man Fails to Grasp Original Ethos

By Samuel Ferri
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