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It was 1976, and Johnny Cash was in trouble. Once the golden-voiced king of country music, the end of the ‘60s had not been kind to the former superstar. Changing tastes and sliding record sales had led to the cancellation of The Johnny Cash Show in 1971, and an ongoing struggle with drug addiction put…

Hot off the heels of the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Los Angeles will also host the inaugural Icon Festival of Comic and Narrative Art at the Biltmore Hotel this November.

Comic books have always been a political medium. As early as the 1960s, Marvel’s X-Men series provoked questions as to whether social outcasts and those different from ourselves are worthy of participating in a society with equal rights and privileges. Like a lot of art, the politics surrounding comic books are primarily left-wing, strongly influenced…

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The selection brings ticketing, fan experiences, and event operations onto a single platform across FAN EXPO’s portfolio of events, which welcomes more than one million fans annually.

Thanks to his family, we’re absolutely delighted to serialise the late Barrie Tomlinson’s fascinating account of his incredible career as a comic editor and writer – a fitting tribute to the man who helped shape so much of Roy of the Rovers history, brought us New EAGLE, and so very much more.

A Saskatoon-based comic creator that launched a “redemption” campaign to produce a long-delayed board game met the fundraising goal in less than three days.

NPR’s Adrian Florido talks with the co-founder of a newly formed network of independent Black comic book shops across the U.S. They hope to strengthen sales and increase the diversity of comic fans.

For Rocky Casillas Aguirre, mental health wasn’t a topic of conversation growing up, and his story isn’t unique.