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Posted in: Beast Kingdom, Collectibles | Tagged: Batman, Beast Kingdom, dc comics
To most people, a banana is breakfast. To John King, it’s a character with relationship issues, a complicated love life, and at least one pun it really should have kept to itself. That’s the premise of Fruit Gone Bad, the cartoonist’s long-running comic series in which fruits, vegetables, snacks, and even the odd haystack or…
Earlier this week, Marvel announced that it was discontinuing the Marvel Unlimited app, only to have it replaced by the new Marvel Comics app, powered by Webtoon. At New York Comic Con I had the chance to go hands-on with the app, and I am struggling to see why it needs to exist.
Jermaine Exum, owner ofAcme Comicsin Greensboro, NC, might be something of a legend in comic industry circles, but he goes out of his way to avoid the spotlight. Known to many by his Jinxworld handle “Lord Retail,” he’s cultivated a reputation as one of the country’s most influential comics retailers.
Posted in: Ahoy, Batman, Comics, Conventions, DC Comics, Events, NYCC, Pop Culture | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Batman, jamal igle, new york comic con, Tom Peyer, wrong earth
Landry Pop Auctions is set to offer a rare and highly graded example of DC Comics Action Comics #1 in the single-lot auction The Last Son of Krypton: Birth of an American Icon on November 17. Originally published in 1938, the landmark issue introduced Superman and his origin story and is considered one of fewer…
Some of the best stories come from the people we know best. For cartoonist Mikal Malik, that means his own family.
It’s October now and we are fully in the Halloween season. This is, of course, when everyone celebrates every creepy and spooky thing. And while DC Comics may be best known for its light-hearted shining beacons of hope and virtue like Superman, the company also has an impressive catalog of horror-themed comics. Whether in the…
Stephen Wacker has heard the complaints about Marvel Comics. Too many books. Too many variant covers. Too much influence from the MCU. Strained relationships with creators. At New York Comic Con, Marvel’s new Editor-in-Chief made it clear he intends to address all of them.
Image Comics is kicking off the NYCC weekend with a host of panels featuring the Energon Universe, Exquisite Corpses: The Game, and a bevy of creators. Today Image released their full panel schedule for New York Comic Con as well as a full list of Image creators that you can find in Artist Alley. Attendees…