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How on Earth did this get published in a comic for small children? Panel Blinky’s Mad Movies “King Kong”, art by Nick Brennan, The Dandy An...

News from Variety , by way of Blog@Newsarama : Joss Whedon is working on the scripts for Dollhouse , a seven-part TV series starring Eliza D...

From ghosties and ghoulies and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night good Lord protect us. (First published by Walter d...

Eduardo Risso’s Tales of Terror Features eleven stories written by Carlos Trillo, art by Eduardo Risso, translation by Maria Barrucci, lette...

There seems to be an opinion at large – evident in the comments section of Heidi MacDonald’s infamous “whither storytelling?” post at The Be...

Once again, I’m going to use a subject suggested by Tom Spurgeon’s Five on Friday feature as an excuse to throw together a random mix of ob...

Reviewing The Mammoth Book of Best War Comics , I wrote, “Perhaps we can hope for a Mammoth Book of Best Crime Comics or Horror Comics or ...

Marvel Masterworks: Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD, Volume 1 Features: Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD “The Man for the Job!” by Stan Lee (writer), ...

Just a quick note, while it’s still on sale, to point out that the magazine section of today’s edition of The Observer contains a four-page...

I’d have missed this, if it wasn’t for the Comics Reporter : today is the 77th birthday of Leo Baxendale, the brilliant and influential comi...

Now this looks promising: a new comics section in The Guardian , the UK national newspaper that regularly employs such luminaries as Posy Si...

Douglas Wolk’s book Reading Comics: How graphic novels work and what they mean was reviewed in brief in the Times Literary Supplement last...