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Moonage Books is running currently running a Kickstarter for the first ever art book from top indie comic creator Eddie Campbell, creator of Alec and co-creator of From Hell with Alan Moore.

It has been seven years since a comic book TV show ended its run, and it did so in a very different way than it did in the comics. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have worked to create several great television shows in their time working together. The two men have worked on Invincible, The…

A new animated series builds on the legacy and success of the beloved Emmy-nominated Super Why! series and Super Why’s Comic Book Adventures shorts.

Dynamite has announced a We Bare Bears Christmas Special, the first comic book for the Cartoon Network series that ran from 2015 to 2019. Written by Paulina Ganucheau (Supernatural: Sam Winchester) with art by Ciro Cangialosi (Gargoyles/Darkwing Duck), Carlo Lauro (Darkwing Duck), and newcomer Stefano Porcu, the one-shot will follow the brothers Grizzly, Panda, and…

About three decades ago, TV already had so many great sitcoms that they went on to become classics like Boy Meets World, Friends, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Full House, and Seinfeld. That didn’t mean another sitcom coming along would automatically be a waste of time, but it definitely wasn’t the kind of thing that…

National Comic Book Day on September 25 honors the art, artists, and stories of comic books. Fans, collectors, readers, and artists come together to celebrate the day with events across the country. 

Adventures of Superman: Book of El #12 reunites the House of El for a final battle against Kryl-Ux, a grieving man transformed into a god.

Sept. 25 (UPI) — September 25 is National Comic Book Day, celebrating the heroes, villains and stories that have filled comic book pages for generations. UPI is marking the occasion with a look back at five times superheroes — and their fans, collectibles and real-life counterparts — made their way into Odd News.

Twenty years ago, on Sept. 25, 2006, Heroespremiered on NBC with a story about ordinary people discovering extraordinary abilities. Twenty years later, it ranks eighth on Dexerto’s list of the 30 best superhero TV shows.

The drive-in will never die. Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl are coming to comic books, as Dynamite Entertainment has announced a new MonsterVision series featuring the legendary horror host and his longtime sidekick.