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There are heroes and villains, each of whom has his own backstory in the opening pages of each week’s comic book flutter. Tension rises. The final climactic battle arrives, one that is flashy and colorful. The motive is clear. The stakes mean absolutely everything. 

Valuable comic books began as ten-cent pulp entertainment. Today they rank among the world’s most collectible items, with prices matching fine art and rare artefacts. This change started in 1938 when Action Comics #1 introduced Superman and launched the Golden Age, creating a template for superhero stories that still influences popular culture.

It’s always unsettling to see Bruce Banner’s body contort and stretch in uncanny ways so his terrifying alter ego, the Hulk, can come out and play. In fact, it’s an aspect of the character that the Marvel Comics series Immortal Hulk is famous for highlighting. It’s a particularly dark story about Bruce Banner that resonates…

Nearly 20 years after the original series ended,Transformers Animated Season 4 is returning as an ongoing indie comic book series scheduled to launch in 2027.

Last week, LA Comic Con announced that they would be partnering with StubHub for digital ticket distribution and resale. StubHub also revealed that as part of the announcement, ticket purchasers will also receive a free comic courtesy of Neon Ichiban. This partnership comes after a tense summer for StubHub after issues related to World Cup…

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I had the incredible privilege of attending New York Comic Con this past weekend, and let me tell you, the horror offerings were incredible.

AIPT’s 31 Days of Halloween is back! After a four-year absence, we’re celebrating the spooky season with a new article every day throughout October. Follow along as the AIPT staff explores horror across comics, movies, games, music, and more, with plenty of monsters, scares, and Halloween favorites along the way. Check back every day for…

Mon, October 12, 2026 at 4:58 PM UTC Seeing a mini sandworm from “Dune” was not on my 2026 bingo card.

Four cartoonists – Marc Jackson, Jim Medway, Young Comics Laureate Mollie Ray and Emmeline Pidgen – visited four schools this week, to further the cause of the Barrow UK Comic Book Town project, initiated by The LICAF Foundation, organisers of the Lakes International Comic Art Festival.