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New York Comic-Con returns to Javits Center in Manhattan Thursday November 6, 2026.

We’re sorry to report the passing of American comic creator Matt Howarth, best known as the creator of Savage Henry and Those Annoying Post Bros., aged 72. Here is our tribute to him, including a special tribute from British SF/Comics artist/writer Smuzz (SMS), who had been working on a new comic, The Flip, with Matt,…

I just got back from a fantastic panel at Notre Dame, capping off my Long 9/11 Anniversary. NYCC is about as sharp a change of pace as there can possibly be. There’s a lot to say about the state of the world—Iran looks to be losing its grip over Hormuz; Pete Hegseth is empanelling an…

Collecting historically important comic books can be one of the most expensive hobbies for anyone who takes it seriously. Just like Pokemon cards and vintage action figures, comic books from the Golden and Silver Age of the medium can fetch amounts that put them well beyond the reach of casual buyers, with several having sold…

BURBANK, Calif. (October 5, 2026) –New York Comic Con is almost here, and DC is preparing for four days of panels, signings, convention exclusives, fan experiences, and more from October 8-11 at the Javits Center in New York City.

Eminem is teaming up with NERDS Clothing for an exclusive new collection debuting at New York Comic Con this month. NERDS Clothing announced the collaboration on Instagram Friday (October 2),…

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John Anthony Higgins was arrested after authorities said he pawned a rare first-edition “Walking Dead” comic book stolen from a Cape Canaveral business. (Photo by Noam Galai/ for AMC)

This year is DC Thomson’s Commando comic’s 65th anniversary and, despite being the traditional British retirement age, it continues to publish 104 issues a year, including many that use heritage characters from Thomson’s weekly boys’ comics, plus it has an ever growing number of Commando Presents reprint graphic novels available.