Comic Books

One of the primary methods I use for keeping up with the goings on of webcomic creators is following the creators themselves on social media. Not everybody plays on all the different platforms, of...

At some point in our lives, many of us have butted up against heartbreak and despair, being hurt by the sting of love lost. Perhaps we've railed against love, declaring the concept horrendous or, even worse,...

Last week, Marvel announced that, in addition to returning to the land of the living, founding X-Man Jean Grey would be headling a new comic--X-Men Red--and leading a team of her own. Today, the House of Ideas...

No matter which side of the political aisle you find yourself in, it's safe to say that many United States citizens are experiencing fatigue caused by the state of politics in the republic. Every day, with...

Michael Lark is going back to Gotham. The artist, who provided gritty, moody art for DC Comics' Eisner Award-winning Gotham Central, will provide interior art for one of two stories in November...

The X-Woman Jean Grey was murdered at the hands of someone posing as Magneto during writer Grant Morrison's run of New X-Men in the early 2000s. While she's made a few appearances here and there since in...

This Wednesday, November 15th, Guardians of the Galaxy #147, part two of "Infinity Quest," written by Gerry Duggan with Marcus To on art, hits newsstands, with the Guardians teaming with the Nova Corps to...

Gumby and his clay pals debuted on Howdy Doody 62 years ago, and have since provided a much needed joy and comfort to a world that often feels dour and gray. Whether you know Gumby, Pokey, and the gang from...

With the holidays blowing in through department stores and our hearts, it’s easy to become overwhelmed with seasonal cheer and the jingle-jangling of upbeat lyrics full of calls for celebration....

It's a reasonable assumption, I think, to say that most readers follow a webcomic because they like the authorial voice. That is, the author of the piece projects into their work much of who they are and what...