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We talk a lot about queer romance, about romantic manga and graphic novels, and about queer comics here at Book Riot. You can’t go far into the archives without seeing a thrilled mention of Heartstopperor Check, Please! or Bingo Love. (And there’s a reason for that: they’re all absolute bangers.)
Today, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) and Third State Books released Fighting to Belong! Volume III, the final installment of a three-part graphic novel series that brings to life the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) history that is largely absent from textbooks and classrooms
The announcements included the second season of “Your Friend and Neighbor: Spider-Man”, three new seasons of “Marvel Zombies”, the new live-action series “Zodiac”, the third season of “Daredevil: Born Again”, and an exclusive preview of the upcoming season of “X-Men’97”.
On Thursday after the first day New York Comic Con, Comic Watch, along with three other outlets, was invited by IDW Entertainment to sit down with incoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles scribe Matthew Rosenberg for some pizza and Turtles talk.
Webtoon Entertainment, the parent of Naver Webtoon, showcased webtoon titles and a new Marvel Comics app at New York Comic Con and expanded cooperation on producing animations based on webtoon originals.
Sun, October 11, 2026 at 5:15 AM UTC (Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports) ‘VeeFriends’ Issue 22 breaks the Guinness World Record for being the largest comic book in the world.
Marvel owns tens of thousands of comic titles and globally famous characters, but the company’s new comic reading app is built by Webtoon Entertainment of South Korea.
Magic: The Gathering announced a ton of upcoming products at New York Comic-Con, including an upcoming Secret Lair Countdown Kit that celebrates 87 years of Marvel Comics history.
The LEGO Group has officially announced a crossover between Star Wars and Marvel in LEGO form, hot on the heels of a fusion between the two in a comic.
A signed copy of Detective Comics # 880 with a LEGO DC Joker-ized cover has already hit the secondary market… and it’s not cheap.