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On its opening night, “Supergirl” did not go over like gangbusters with the general public. Audiences gave the film an average grade of B- on CinemaScore, a market research firm that polls moviegoers on the opening nights of new releases to figure out what word-of-mouth will look like. CinemaScore data can offer a mildly useful glimpse into…

Posted in: Archie, Comics, DC Comics, Image, Marvel Comics, Oni Press | Tagged: 100 Bullets, 1776, Absolute MArtian Manhunter, America250, joe bennett, Semiquincentennial

Drew Litton’s Slippery Slopes, Dan Thompson’s Comic Stew, G.B. Trudeau and Nicole Hollander and Doonesbury, In Person: Keith Knight, Phil Hands’ Mendota Marsh, The Sunday Post comics are Inkredible, and then it’s decision time: Mickey or Snoopy?

Mattel (MAT) is back in the spotlight after unveiling a new wave of Comic-Con exclusive collectibles spanning KPop Demon Hunters, Monster High, Jurassic World, Masters of the Universe, and Hot Wheels, highlighting its focus on franchise-driven products

We’re at the halfway mark of the year, so it’s time to look at some of the best in comics. In this article, we’ll look at the top-ten titles that have debuted in 2026 so far

It was in the early 1970s I learned of England’s infatuation with adapting film and TV to comic strips. A fondness that included American big and small screen characters. One of those latter “actors” that came to British comics in the 1960s was Deputy Dawg

Paisley is 14, has heart issues and a bad leg. Scarlett is 11 and was born with a deformed spine. But that doesn’t slow them down

But things aren’t much better at the bipartisan, congressionally sponsored 250th commission, a body that was created in 2016 to oversee this year’s commemorations, but which had much of its funding diverted to a newer, Trump-controlled rival, Freedom 250. America250, as the official Semiquincentennial Commission is known, has Democratic members, including Senators Alex Padilla of…