Clocking the hype around Midnight Marvel: Ultimate Horror or Ultimate Ho-hum?

2000 AD is now available weekly in America, making Judge Dredd more relevant than ever.

The primary digital comics retailer for Image & Ignition opens to the public with new features, and a panel view reading mode in the works, Sweet Shop CEO says.

Highlighting DC's most acclaimed new titles, including Harvey Award nominees Absolute Batman & Absolute Martian Manhunter.

Miracleman was like a comic book urban legend when I first started reading comics regularly. Now he's fighting alongside Wolverine and Spider-Man. How in the world did we get here?

Part two of our Digital Comics State of the Union kicks off with a platform review of Neon Ichiban and a chat with CEO David Steinberger.

Can licensed IP comics enhance their source material? Let's try it with Star Trek.

City by Keiichi Arawi is a surreal slice-of-life comedy with delightfully low stakes and a small army of offbeat characters.

Creator Curt Pires talks with us about his DSTLRY series Galactic. Plus, a super mondo mega rundown of his other books.

Experiencing the Greater Toronto Area's affinity for comics. Plus, Jay Stephens, Saint Nick, Magical Beatdown, Time Spent, & more!

Kicking off our Harvey Awards' Best Book of 2026 nominees coverage with a look at Lee Lai's Cannon.

Part two of our scary summer horror reading recommendations includes a large stack of comics that have been screaming at me to pick up and finish since April (April!). And now we're mostly through sum...

A 72-hour dispatch submerging into the comics-saturated land of Scott Pilgrim. Plus, spotlights on indie creators Lis Xu, Madelyn Schutz, & Jenn Woodall.

A decade after its conclusion, Naoki Urasawa's celebrated manga is finally available to English-speaking audiences.

With Witch Hat Atelier: Grimoire Edition, Kodansha may have cracked the code on providing a readable, high-end comics experience.

Big changes are taking place at Marvel Comics ahead of San Diego Comic-Con, with the publisher replacing its editor-in-chief and announcing its plans to move across the country.

Part one of our summer reading list series, featuring House of Blood, The HAB, Bigfoot Knows Karate, & Liber Timoris.

Daystar offers readers a tour of the misery and mania that sentience has inflicted after an encounter with a cosmic meteorite. Plus, other discoveries from a recent trip to Chicago.

Neon Ichiban emerges as the only formidable contender challenging Amazon's Comixology.

The startup intends to consolidate comic PDF purchases from Kickstarter & Humble Bundle alongside your Neon Ichiban library.

We conclude our discussion with writer Ed Brubaker about Criminal, including the latest graphic novel in the noir series, Five Gears in Reverse.

Our interview with the legendary comics scribe on keeping the seminal crime series fresh and exciting across two decades.

Our interview with the legendary comics scribe on keeping the seminal crime series fresh and exciting across two decades.

One glance at Marvel & USA Today's new Spider-Man Infinity comic tells you something isn’t right...

Some thoughts on connecting with kids through comics.

What do the reimagined Marvel and DC universe's say about our present era?

Sam Lotfi delves into his creepily beautiful new series from Ignition Press that mixes energy insecurity with subterranean horror.

Diving into Scholastic's Unico, one of many recent reimaginings of the work of manga master Osamu Tezuka.

You can't show up for art you don't know about.

'Conditions' is an original graphic novel about drugs, insanity, and the limitations of explaining the human condition with flow charts.

The high-concept sci-fi series from DSTLRY returns. Plus, gorgeous preview pages from Galactic #2.

Checking in on DC’s legendary Vertigo imprint four months after relaunching with ten bold, boundary-pushing new series.

Celebrating recent short comics gems, including Kieron Gillen's Closer, Mark Russell's Polis, & manosphere-noir one-shot Pick-Up.

Concluding our chat with Kieron Gillen, creator of hit Image Comics series Die: Loaded.

A growing number of smart, research-minded types are finally starting to coalesce over an idea most of us have already figured out: the majority of what we see on the internet is algorithmically engin...

We talk to Si Spurrier about his new DSTLRY series with Coda collaborator Matias Bergara.

In 2021, Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans wrapped their run on the deconstructionist fantasy comic DIE. Four years later, they're back with the sequel, DIE: Loaded. Gillen explains the series' philoso...

SXSW used to be the conference social media brands launched at but is now where they go to die. Case in point: I threw a wake for Digg.

Last week a Chinese robotics company pulled off a hell of a Buddhistcore marketing blitz when one of its $13,500 humanoid robots joined an order of monks. Most major news outlets covered the spectacle...