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Graphic Worlds: Anime & Comic Book Exhibition opens July 24–26 with a three-day festival celebrating anime, comics, and contemporary glass art. The opening weekend transforms Imagine Museum into an immersive fandom experience for guests of all ages.

Posted in: Avengers, Comics, Marvel Comics | Tagged: Jose Andres, Meals To Astonish

Homicide at the Hellfire Gala! When an iconic mutant power player is murdered at an exclusive masquerade hosted by Sebastian Shaw in X-MEN: THE HELLFIRE MURDER (2026) #1, it falls to Wolverine and Jubilee to solve a locked-room mystery that has dire consequences for all mutantkind. Everyone is a suspect. And the party isn’t over…

Comics Folk React to Steve Wacker as the new Marvel Editor-In-Chief… and for some reason, many of them are called Tom

Fans know Shaboozey for blending country, hip-hop, and storytelling into unforgettable songs. Now, he’s taking that same cinematic style to an entirely new stage. The musician is officially stepping into…

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As summer trudges on, more and more people will pile into cars and take a weekend, week-long, or month-long drive. The road trip is a classic summer experience, whether alone to get away from your stomping grounds, or as a family to experience something new. Comics are uniquely appropriate as a medium to show a…

Posted in: Batman, Comics, Conventions, DC Comics, Events, Pop Culture, san diego comic con, Superman | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Batman, Absolute Superman, Absolute Wonder Woman, CoverGate, jim lee, sdcc

Comics folk react to the news that C.B. Cebulski will no longer be the Editor-In-Chief of Marvel Comics

Comics have been a storytelling medium for a long time, even dating back to Roman history, although today we often associate it with the mass media publication of superheroes. Since the introduction of Superman and other icons, comics have largely centered on superheroes and their fictional endeavors.