At Lucky’s Comics Nov 3 2012. read more
Musician Mark Haney, once disillusioned by the direction of Archie Comics, has new hope. read more
The inaugural festival is a rousing success. “Now we can apply for grants,” enthuses organizer Shannon Campbell. Ryan Ingram reports. read more
Vancouver cartoonists dominate the Webcomics Creators category read more
A complete list of nominees for the 2012 Eisner Awards.. read more
Plus: Camilla d’Errico, Jim Henson and more in our Weekly Comics News Update. read more
This week’s news – Dylan Williams RIP. Plus: Criminal Records closes, Spandexless launches, more. read more
Scotiabank Giller Prize nominees long list released, the troubles with publishing, D&M turns 40 and resistance fighter/author Carmen Aguirre. read more
Plus: the return of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Small Press Expo goes legit and more from our weekly comics correspondent Eric Buckler. read more
The comics writer and spiritual leader discuss superheroes in the modern age. read more
Pogo, one of the greatest comic strips ever printed, is on its way to bookshelves. read more
Indie comics artists like Chester Brown and Brandon Graham re-imagine Fantastic Four # 9. Plus: Womanthology: Heroic, and news about a couple of comic book stores. read more
Plus: Glenn Beck rants about Spider-Man, Marvel introduces Miles Morales, Jack Kirby’s estate goes to trial and more in this week’s Comic Round-Up. read more
We kick off a new column, Adventures in Indie Comics, with news about Carl Barks’ Donald Duck, Kate Beaton’s Hark! A Vagrant, and a new line of pulp fiction comics. read more
The pilot for an aborted TV series based on Joe Hill’s Locke & Key comic showed great potential. read more
From the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con – a gallery of girls wearing Batman T-shirts, costumes, and underwear! read more
Plus: a flash mob of Harley Quinns and Kevin Smith on his penis. read more
San Diego Comic-Con report, Day 2: Jerry Robinson, Jaime Hernandez, Sybil Danning and Werner Herzog. read more
Just try not to buy anything, puny consumer. read more
We’ve got a copy of Dave McKean’s erotic graphic novel Celluloid to give away. There’s just one catch… read more
A brief history of sex in comics, with excerpts from an interview with Lost Girls author Alan Moore. read more
We’re giving away a copy of the award-winning French graphic novel Lucille. read more
Jeff Lemire, Kate Beaton, Ian Boothby, Nina Matsumoto and more in our inaugural weekly comics column by Ryan Ingram. read more
A new comic from Vancouver’s Ian Boothby and Nina Matsumoto hits the stands. Plus: dead Spider-Man. read more
An interview with Emily Carroll, a Vancouver-based artist who recently won an award for Outstanding Web Comics Creator. read more
Vancouver-based artist/illustrator wins for Outstanding Web Comics Creator. read more
Belgrade-born/Vancouver-based artist NeMo Balkanski launches his new collection of darkly satirical, adults-only comic strips. read more
Jaime Hernandez, Tony Millionaire and more alt-comics artists get in on the Marvel action. read more
Is Starstruck the best comic you’ve never read or simply too clever for its own good? read more
Canadian cartoonist on a book tour for his Paying For It graphic novel. read more
First look at the new Wonder Woman outift, which Adrianne Palicki will wear in the 2011 reboot of the ’70s superhero TV series. read more
Vancouver’s monthly comic art jam takes place this Saturday. read more
Seattle cartoonist creates Dr. Seuss Does Star Wars series. read more
Okay, now this is cool. Even if you’re not a comic book or superhero or Batman fan… read more
The Human Torch gets extinguished. Too bad it wasn’t Wolverine. read more
It’s the end of Marvel’s flagship superhero team as the Fantastic Four loses a member. read more
The cartoonist talks about her latest project and working for Marvel. read more
Sara of Tegan and Sara has selected Jeff Lemire’s Essex County as one of the five finalists in this year’s Canada Reads. read more
