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Stan Lee, Marvel Comics creator, dead at 95 02:31 Get more newson Nov. 12, 2018, 2:11 PM EST / Updated Nov. 12, 2018, 3:01 PM EST

Ah, the 1980s, when a not-yet-broken-by-the-comics-industry Alan Moore would still write as work for hire on superhero comics. In 1986, Moore wrote “Whatever Happened To The Man of Tomorrow?” and imagined a hypothetical ending for the Superman mythos. 

Get ready to set sail on an epic adventure where history, action, and powerful storytelling collide! Archie Comics is teaming up with basketball legend and entertainment powerhouse Shaquille O’Neal to bring the extraordinary story of the legendary pirate king Black Caesar to comic book fans in the highly anticipated five-issue series, Vengeance Unchained: The Legend…

25 classic games from Electronic Arts’ vault are back up for sale on Steam and GOG. They include foundational works like Wing Commander and the Ultimaseries. Why is the company doing this? Some people at EA found a trove of materials, including master copies, sitting in a random room in the company’s Redwood Shores office…

Recently part of their “Conversations” series, Conversations with Denys Cowan, edited by Jake Zawlacki, highlights the remarkable career of an American artist who has left an indelible mark on comics, animation, and music

The two classic Shonen Jump movies got their anticipated English dub release by Crunchyroll. Over the decades, Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine has serialized several legendary manga series, most of which ended up getting their anime adaptations. The same goes for the timeless classic, The Prince of Tennis, written and illustrated by Takeshi Konomi. While…

If you want a taste of what’s coming in director Denis Villeneuve’s third and final Dune film, you need to read Frank Herbert’s 1969 novel, Dune Messiah. Luckily, there’s a new option for interested Dune fans, as Abrams ComicArts is continuing its line of Dune graphic novels with the first of two Dune Messiah adaptations.

Harlan Ellison is one of the defining science fiction writers of the 20th Century, and one of the lights on the fuse of his imagination was the comic books he read as a child. He never outgrew them, either, maintaining a huge archive of his comic collection well into adulthood that he called the “living…

The Associated Press revisits memorable moments from Patrick Stewart’s decades-long career on stage and screen, including his celebrated portrayals of Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Charles Xavier, following his death at 86.

This year has been a year of shocking celebrity deaths, and this one personally hits me very hard. Patrick Stewart, the lead actor in the iconic television series Star Trek: The Next Generation, has passed away from Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia. He was 86 years old. He was one of the most beloved actors…