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The modern era of comic book movies has seen them grow into one of the most dominant forces in cinema, but that wasn’t always the case. In the years prior to the MCU’s success, comic book movies were usually considered a pretty niche interest, and they rarely achieved any major recognition. The comic book movies…

Black cultural icons across music, sports, and more are being commemorated in LEGO form in a new book from Richard Dryden and Dave Kaleta.

For the last 20 years, one of the best and longest-running comic series has been Criminal by writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips. The book is an anthology of crime stories all set within the same world, but focused on different characters.

After 20 years in print as comics, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ series Criminal is officially making the leap to a new medium with a slick-looking drama series on Prime Video. For years now, the streamer has been a place where comic book adaptations have not only been born, but thrived. Prime Video’s take on…

The Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival is back for its 18th year Saturday, taking over the Clark County Library at 1401 E. Flamingo Road with a Batman-themed celebration built around panels, workshops, a vendor marketplace and guest appearances from nearly a dozen local and national comic writers and industry figures. The daylong event is free…

The Omega Book #4 from Mad Cave Studios arrives Wednesday, with Brady recovering, Cless facing the mob, and a father and son racing to save the universe.

In 2025, Guy Blomberg and Shay Leighton founded The Game Club, a community network inspired by traditional book clubs. Members play the same game each month and meet in small groups to discuss their experiences.

Posted in: Comics, DC Comics, Fantagraphics, IDW, Image, Marvel Comics | Tagged: Kelly Jones, mark wheatley, Michael T. Gilbert, rip, sam kieth, sandman, scott dunbier, The Maxx

The Evergreen Drama Club is doing a fall production of Do Superheroes Grow Old? The play is written and acted out by members of the club. (Submitted/Evergreen Club)

Can a graphic novel help us understand the dark decade of the 1940s? In Spain, Carlos Gimenez’s “Paracuellos,” as early as the 1970s, brought to light the silenced experiences of the postwar Francoist era. More recently, Jose Pablo Garcia has adapted the works of historian Paul Preston on the Spanish Civil War and Franco into…