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Clayface is the next movie in the DCU, and considering how early the franchise is, giving the C-list Batman villain the DCU’s third movie is an odd choice. The film seems to essentially be an adaptation of the iconic Batman: The Animated Series saga “Feat of Clay,” minus actually featuring Batman. “Feat of Clay” is…
Some interesting characters attended the Library Comic Con on Aug. 2, 2025, at the Pendleton Public Library. The sixth annual event is Aug. 1, 2026, at the library. (Pendleton Public Library/Contributed Photo)
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MEDFORD, Ore — Meadowlark Comic Con returns this summer and kicks off on Saturday at the Rogue X facility in Medford. Stopping by the Sunrise studio is President of Business Operations, David Haworth. Meadowlark Comic Con is named for “Meadowlark”, the con’s official superhero mascot created by Haworth and Chris Marrinan in 2017. Also, “Meadowlark”…
Revealed at the Lucasfilm Publishing Panel at San Diego Comic-Con is “Indiana Jones and the Sword of Pandemonium,” a new five-issue Marvel limited series by writer Jason Aaron and artist Aaron Kuder.
Gus Fink “Kreepy Crossing” Gus Fink’s Free Comic-Con Art Hunt Event Friday, July 24, 2026 from 4 PM to 8 PM
Imagine this: you see a wall of comics and have the sinking feeling of where do I even start? Never fear! Two comic book experts sat down to answer that exact question, one audience question at a time, with comic book recommendations to spare at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday.
It seems Archie is everywhere these days…and soon, he’ll go to Hell in the “most malevolent and merciless Archiecomic tale ever told”, Archie in Hell, from Oni Press and Archie Comic Publications.
Ashley Greene and Peter Facinelli brought a little bit of Forks, Washington to San Diego Comic-Con International this week, reuniting nearly two decades after Twilight first hit theaters.
San Diego Comic-Con, the annual gathering for all things comic books and nerd culture, is here. This year’s event kicked off on July 23 and runs through July 26, so you’d best prepare for a weekend of big reveals and new movie trailers.