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ByGeorge Pennacchio Tuesday, July 28, 2026 12:14AM Twelve-year-old Maddax Mendonca has published his first comic book, “Infi-Mind,” inspired by his brother while continuing his efforts to support CHLA. OTRC
Artist Elmer Saflor, who goes by the online handle “Superelmer,” loves that millions of people have shared his “Running Away Balloon” comic since it became a popular meme in 2017.
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Chula Vista comic book artist Erik Arreaga is drawing attention at Comic-Con this week for his 35th year in attendance.
Rekcah Comics, the publishing entity cybersecurity company Black Hills Information Security, has announced that David Lapham is joining the creative team of The Future Is ****** as part of their ComicsPRO presentation at San Diego Comic-Con.
Worlds brings together the best teams, players, and fans from around the globe for an epic celebration of League of Legends at Fan Fest. In 2026, that celebration comes to New York City, and applications for the Artist Alley Presented by Mastercard are now open.
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, a renowned Cuban dissident artist, has reached the United States following a five-year imprisonment Rubio refrained from disclosing Otero Alcántara’s current location or his arrival date. A U.S. Embassy official in Havana confirmed his grant of humanitarian parole and support for his journey
Marvel Comics took a blow earlier this year when it announced that it would be ending its partnership with Shueisha. In recent years, Marvel has teamed up with Shonen Jump to create several new manga series that took characters like Deadpool and Spider-Man, giving them a brand-new aesthetic. Despite the partnership ending this year, this…
Record Journey (JP: 音盤紀行) manga artist Ryoichiro Kezuka passed away in late May at the age of 36. The editorial department of KADOKAWA’s manga magazine Aokishi announced his death on its official X account
Pop culture has given us countless heroic speeches, dramatic confrontations, memorable catchphrases, and larger-than-life characters. “Pudinawala Comics” takes all of that familiar material and asks a much less serious question: what happens when these worlds are forced to follow everyday logic? Drawing inspiration from video games, movies, television, fantasy, and internet culture, the artist turns…
Pop culture has given us countless heroic speeches, dramatic confrontations, memorable catchphrases, and larger-than-life characters. “Pudinawala Comics” takes all of that familiar material and asks a much less serious question: what happens when these worlds are forced to follow everyday logic? Drawing inspiration from video games, movies, television, fantasy, and internet culture, the artist turns…