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Lanterns experienced several criticisms ahead of its premiere, but with two episodes now released, most of the discussion around the series is immensely positive. Many have praised the show for several reasons, including the story’s compelling mysteries and strong performances from its cast. Now a DC Comics legend has weighed in on the series, and…
BOISE—Get your comic-loving fun and cosplay on, the Boise Comic Arts Festival is almost here! Taking place at Boise Centre Sept. 5 and 6, this year’s free-to-attend festival continues the tradition of creativity and community with 25 guest creators, dozens of exhibitors, workshops, performances and more!
Posted in: Avengers, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, X-Men | Tagged: Avengers vs. X-Men, Ryan Nrth, Winter Break
Random House Worlds will publish Marvel’s Mastering the Art of Comics in October, a new book by comics writer Alex Segura designed for anyone who wants to dive into the unique magic that makes Marvel comic books tick.
As comic book fans know, Shazam’s secret identity is that of a young boy, as it’s only when Billy Batson says the magic word “Shazam” that he transforms into the superhero. What they may not know is that the artist who designed the original character modeled him on Fred MacMurray, a big movie star of…
Posted in: Comics, Solicits | Tagged: Etienne Derepentigny, Jim Ousley, red 5, The Agony Of Stars
The Justice League may not be the most popular superteam anymore – although there was a time when it was – but they are one of the most important. The group is based on DC’s legendary Golden Age team the Justice Society of America, bringing together the greatest heroes of the day to face threats…
NEWS RH WORLDS TO PUBLISH ‘MARVEL’S MASTERING THE ART OF COMICS’ Guide for Comics Creators by Writer Alex Segura Posted by Brigid Alverson on August 24, 2026 @ 6:58 pm CT
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Pretty much anything can become material for one of Joseph Nowak’s cartoons. Animals behave according to their own wonderfully questionable logic, everyday expressions are taken a little too literally, familiar characters find themselves in ridiculous situations, and even darker subjects can become the setup for an unexpectedly silly joke. The result is a collection in…