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Catawiki, the online European auction site is currently hosting an exclusive Dutch Language Comics Auction celebrating the 20th anniversary of trading for Holland’s specialist comic book store and antiquarian shop Stripwinkel Barabas, located in ‘s-Gravendeel.

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Welcome back to Fantastic Five, AIPT’s Friday celebration of the best comics of the week! This was a banner week for DC, as they earned the top three spots. Let’s get to the books!

Visakhapatnam: Comic Con India is set to make its debut in Visakhapatnam on October 10 and 11.

The Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration has announced an online six-week Creating Comics with Purpose course withaward-winning comic creator Cathy G Johnson, author of the graphic novels Jeremiah, The Breakaways, and the forthcoming Fox River Comics Camp.

Welcome to The A.V. Club’s monthly comics preview, where we recommend new books to check out over the next few weeks. This month, we’ve got five noteworthy picks, including a ballerina-inspired mecha sci-fi story, a Golden Age Superman miniseries, a time-traveling action-adventure, and a boundary-pushing exploration of historical genocides.  

There’s some good news to report from the world of young adult nonfiction, and it’s this: there are actually multiple works of nonfiction written for teens that hit shelves in August. This is a stark change from the last several months, where finding YA nonfiction to highlight has been difficult, if not impossible.