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A brand-new comic con for Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., at the Delta Hotel, July 10 to 12, dedicated to anime/Japan culture, sci-fi, pop culture, gaming, cosplay and more

Gilbert Shelton’s 1971 comic “The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers” was one of the more notable underground titles to emerge from the underground comix scene. It followed the adventures of the perpetually stoned title characters, not actually brothers, and their lazy, drugged-up adventures throughout San Francisco. They spent their days merrily eluding cops and happily engaging…

The original Don Heck artwork introducing Tony Stark’s superhero persona, page 1 of Tales of Suspense No. 39 from March 1963, made history once again yesterday, when it set a new auction price record for original comic art, taking in $3,875,000 as the highlight lot in Heritage Auctions’ ongoing Comic Art Signature Auction

The 1990s were a formative decade for superhero movies, and many of these cult entries into the genre are still beloved. The superhero genre didn’t really begin to find mainstream success until the 2000s, when the release of major blockbusters such as X-Men, Spider-Man, and Iron Man completely redefined live-action comic book adaptations. However, the…

You’ve probably heard about the invasive Burmese python that is rapidly expanding its range in the Florida Everglades. While the battle against the pythons is widely publicized, a smaller, less well-known reptile is staging its own takeover. The spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus), brought to Florida from the pet trade, is spreading into protected wilderness areas…

Producer Namit Malhotra is all set to bring a special event for his highly-anticipated film ‘Ramayana’ at the San Diego Comic-Con 2026, offering fans a first glimpse into what is being positioned as one of the biggest projects in Indian cinema