Event: Creators David Hellman (the artist of Braid) and Tevis Thompson
(writer of “Saving Zelda”) appear at Mission: Comics & Art
in San Francisco, CA on Saturday, April 25, 2015 from 4:00 – 6:00 PM to celebrate the launch
of Second Quest! RSVP on Facebook!
Event: Nick Abadzis and Simon Fraser will appear at the Union Square Barnes & Noble in New York City on April 28, 2015 at 6:00 PM to sign DOCTOR WHO comics!
Interview: Daniel Way on going indie again after superhero success
Interview: Francoise Mouly talks about the importance of children’s comics and how her TOON Books line fought against the prevailing tide of the time.
Interview: Grace Bello talks to Francoise Mouly.
Interview: Jillian Tamaki talks about her solo comic SuperMutant Magic Academy
Event: Nick Abadzis and Simon Fraser will appear at the Union Square Barnes & Noble in New York City on April 28, 2015 at 6:00 PM to sign DOCTOR WHO comics!
Interview: Daniel Way on going indie again after superhero success
Interview: Francoise Mouly talks about the importance of children’s comics and how her TOON Books line fought against the prevailing tide of the time.
Interview: Grace Bello talks to Francoise Mouly.
Interview: Jillian Tamaki talks about her solo comic SuperMutant Magic Academy
Interview: Ron Turner is doing a Reddit AMA today
News: Adam Zyglis of the Buffalo News has won this year's Pulitzer Prize in the editorial cartooning category, fulfilling a mandate given to him on the day he was hired, when his editor said, “Welcome aboard. Now go win us a Pulitzer.” You can see his winning portfolio at the excellent Pulitzer site.
News: Jaime Hernandez won the Graphic Novel/Comics category at this years LA Times Book Festival.
Reviews: Michael McFall on Hawkeye.
A. David Lewis takes a look at Islam in G. Willow Wilson's work.
Does The Batman V. Superman Trailer Hide A Huge DC Universe Easter Egg?
Editor Evan Serpick explains why the Baltimore City Paper dropped Tony Millionaire’s comic Maakies, a decision that evoked a flurry of insult-laced tweets from Millionaire.
Go read "His guns bring sleep" — an original Sandman comic.
Love for Ms. Marvel, a character connecting with its young readers in a way that's rare for Marvel even given the power of its formula as seen through characters like Spider-Man.
Rob Salkowitz fears that new minimum-wage laws will harm comics and other hobby shops, which, he points out, are mom-and-pop affairs, not huge conglomerates, and therefore don’t have a lot of profit margin. As someone who has worked in such stores, I call bullshit. If you don't generate the profit necessary to care for your employees properly, that's not a business worth keeping open. The only question is whether its the law or your own ethics that force you to resolve the issue.
Seven-year-old Natalie McGriff won the education category at the crowdfunding festival One Spark and took home a cash prize of $16,423.69 for her comic The Adventures of Moxie Girl. The comic, which McGriff’s mother said stemmed from Natalie’s real-life frustrations with her hair, is the story of a girl whose afro puffs have super-powers.
Up, up and away? The future of the comic book movie
When Veronica Berns struggled to explain to her family her doctoral work in chemistry, which involved odd-shaped crystals, she came up with a solution that she used for her thesis as well: She wrote a comic about it.
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