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Jacket art: Return to the Motherfreaking Fun Factory (Blackstone Publishing) by Neil Kleid

It has been 44 years since Daredevil ended the best run the character ever had, and it was done with style. Frank Miller worked on the Daredevil book from issues 158 through 191, writing and drawing many of the issues, including the final part of his story, “Roulette.” Miller did something magical with Daredevil and…

The following is a guest post by Emma Brodfuehrer Hastings, asummer internwith the Digital Restudent of Library and Information Science at theCatholic University of America

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Published September 10, 2026 • Written by Joe Carlson• Categorized in Collectibles Share

Some folks who create art want anyone and everyone to know about it, while others take a different approach and they want to be relatively anonymous.

Neal Adams’ original pen-and-ink art for the cover of World’s Finest #209 (DC Comics, Feb 1972)

The U.S. comic book industry is full of stories about fantastical worlds with superheroes, multiverses and cartoonishly evil villains, but one writer and publisher is opening the door for stories celebrating real life — and specifically, the real, rich lives of women of color.

A few days ago, my friend Alex Atkins sent me an email about a book that had set the collecting world abuzz: a limited edition of Moby-Dick from The Folio Society, created to commemorate the 175th anniversary of Herman Melville’s masterpiece.

In the wake of Shudder’s final “The Last Drive-In” Halloween special this past weekend, Joe Bob Briggs is already back this week with a brand new project that we’re exclusively announcing.