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In what may well be the biggest comic book-related news to come out of NYCC 2026, IDW Publishing has acquired the rights to publish new James Bond adventures. The company is turning to none other than legendary New X-Men and Doom Patrol writer Grant Morrison to launch a new ongoing James Bond series.
In what may well be the biggest comic book-related news to come out of NYCC 2026, IDW Publishing has acquired the rights to publish new James Bond adventures. The company is turning to none other than legendary New X-Men and Doom Patrol writer Grant Morrison to launch a new ongoing James Bond series.
The first teaser forCrossedwas just released, and even just that one-minute preview is NSFW.
Singapore-based publishing startup Novvel.co was cofounded this year by Anumeha Bisaria, who previously spent nine years at Google. It offers an AI-powered platform to assist with the creation of graphic novels, claiming to cut production time and cost by roughly half.
ASTANA – The parallel lives of George Washington and Abylai Khan, two leaders who lived in the same era but on opposite sides of the world, are explored in “When Eagles Soar,” a new bilingual comic book written by Shymkent-based author Bek-Ata Daniyal and illustrated by Astana-based artist Abylay Karin.
‘Sainthood is inherently appealing,’ says Franciscan friar who contributed to the project. Detail of the cover of ‘Francis: Herald of the Great King,’ from Voyage Comics (Photo: Voyage Comics) FeaturesOctober 3, 2026
If you think the biggest weapons of World War II were tanks and planes, Ray Trautman would like a word — and he’d probably hand you a book while he was at it. Historian Molly Guptill Manning, author of “A Librarian’s War: The Man Who Fought World War II with Books,” joined us to share…
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A Merritt Island man was arrested earlier this week after he was caught trying to pawn a $2,000 comic book he said he got from a “deceased friend,” according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office.
A Fredonia professor has just published a book exploring the topic of musical theatre fandom.