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Posted in: Conventions, Events, Lucca Comics & Games, Pop Culture | Tagged: italy, Lucca Comics & Games 2026

24-09-2026 The iconic Italian festival will celebrate six decades of history from October 28 to November 1, 2026, bringing together prominent international figures from comics, illustration, animation, and the video game industry.

Posted in: Batman, Comics, DC Comics, Image, Marvel Comics, X-Men | Tagged: absolute, bestseller, DNX, marketshare

Some of the sharpest jokes begin with something perfectly ordinary and then take one step too far. Cartoonist Chip White has turned that step into an art form in Blob Life, a webcomic he describes simply as a series about life’s everyday absurdities. Familiar scenes, well-worn expressions, and daily frustrations are nudged just past the point…

We’ve already had a sneak peek at some of the guests who’ll be heading to Lucca Comics & Games for the show’s 60th anniversary, with comic-book artist Claudio Castellini (Conan the Barbarian, Spider-Man, Silver Surfer) and the following names confirmed:

Marvel Comics took the idea of the superhero to new places and has become one of the most popular franchises in pop culture. Over the years, Marvel’s comics have introduced readers to the greatest heroes and the worst villains, telling stories that show everything there is to love about the comic artform. Some of the…

This week’s Wednesday Comics Reviews is choosing That Texas Blood,checking out some Crimes Against Nature, setting sail with Conan – Tides of the Tyrant King,and more!Plus, The Prog Report!

Posted in: Batman, Comics, DC Comics, Justice League, Solicits, Superman | Tagged: Absolute Crisis, flash, green lantern, harley quinn, justice league unlimited, KO, Watchmen

NEWS COLISEUM OF COMICS GREAT PUMPKIN PATCH CHARITY FUNDRAISER Will Auction (Artificial) Pumpkins Decorated by industry Artists Posted by Milton Griepp on September 23, 2026 @ 12:21 am CT

Some comics are funny because they are dark, while others are relatable. Some of them, however, are funny because you have no idea where the joke is going. ‘Caromaker Comics’ falls firmly into the second category.