Comic Books

Black Cat Comics. This all began as a clever attempt to combine business with pleasure. I was vacationing in Utah, and knew that this column was due the day after I got back home. A little research...

This week, LINE Webtoon announced a new partnership with Patreon. The gist of the agreement is that webcomikers whose work appears via Webtoon can now add a link back to their own Patreon campaign. Now, at...

The digital-first 54th chapter of DC Comics Bombshells, written by Marguerite Bennett with Laura Braga on art, is on the web, concluding the Battle of Berlin. Check out these preview pages that DC was kind...

Review: Legend #3 "Legend #3 stands apart from other animal-centered stories in that the creators allow their creations be animals, resulting in a tale that’s equal parts familiar and...

One of the big technical announcements to come out of San Diego this past weekend was Google's introduction of Bubble Zoom. This is a new feature that's being rolled out into the Google Play Books app which...

Series Review: Descender "Descender is a thoughtful, sprawling space saga illustrated in lush, vibrant watercolor and it absolutely demands your attention." Descender Publisher: Image Comics Writer:...

Cover for Johnny Red, Vol.4: The Flying Gun art by John Cooper. In 2004, Titan Books began collecting and reprinting British war comics of the late 1970s and early ‘80s from Battle Pictures Weekly comic...

Here at FreakSugar, we make no secret that we are huge fans of All Things Jem--and why would we? IDW's Jem and the Holograms is consistently one of the most fun and heartfelt series in comicdom, month-in and...

One of the great benefits to working on webcomics is the immediacy of the medium. Unlike printed comics, webcomics are capable of being published almost at the speed the cartoonist draws them, sometimes...

This Wednesday, New Suicide Squad #22, written by Sean Ryan with Ronan Cliquet on art, hits newsstands, the mind-bending finale of the series! Check out these preview pages that DC Comics was kind enough...