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Straight for the art | Ming Doyle’s Daria, Storm, and more
Daria, the cult-hit MTV animated series that spun out of Beavis and Butt-Head, is maybe the most iconic look at disaffected ’90s high-schoolers this side of My So-Called Life, and it finally hit DVD...
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Robot 666 | Parasomnia, Part Two
As we mentioned yesterday, we’re pleased to present Parasomnia by Greg Hinkle and a host of writers as a part of Robot 666 Week. Start off by reading part one, then come back here and read the second...
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Greg Pak and Mike McKone team up for Astonishing X-Men
Fresh off his run on The Incredible Hulk, writer Greg Pak will team with artist Mike McKone on Astonishing X-Men, Marvel announced today. Their run begins in November’s Issue 44 as Storm seeks out...
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Comics A.M. | Wizard tries to ‘reach out'; Image Expo adds creators
Conventions | Wizard’s executive chairman Mike Mathews tells Heidi MacDonald that after the resignation of former CEO Gareb Shamus, the company wants to be “a Switzerland of entertainment” and mend...
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What Are You Reading? with Aubrey Sitterson and Charles Soule
Happy Father’s Day and welcome to What Are You Reading?, where each week we talk about what comics and other stuff have been on our reading piles. Today’s guests are two of the contributors to...
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‘Hullo, Kitten': Sam Humphries’ Tumblr celebrates mohawk-era Storm
Although I had seen the X-Men on an episode of Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, my real introduction to Marvel’s mutant heroes was with 1983’s The Uncanny X-Men #173, purchased for me by my mother...
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‘Marvel Universe Live!’ calls in the X-Men
We’ve seen the Avengers, Spider-Man and his rogues, a cadre of villains and a quartet of superheroines, and now Marvel and Feld Entertainment have debuted the first look at the X-Men from the upcoming...
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Comics A.M. |‘Annie’ writer Jay Maeder passes away
Passings | Jay Maeder, who was the last writer for the comic strip Annie (formerly Little Orphan Annie), passed away Tuesday at age 67. A former New York Daily News columnist and editor who authored...
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Funko flashes back to ’90s with classic X-Men bobble-heads
For X-Men fans nostalgic for the 1990s — those halcyon days when Storm was clad in white and yellow, Cyclops was fitted with unnecessary straps, and Colossus still sported pointy shoulder-thingies —...
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Comic heroines enjoy some downtime in Tom Beland’s sketches
Cartoonist Tom Beland, best known for True Story, Swear to God, has posted a series of sketches showcasing comic book heroines — and in one case anti-heroines — as they enjoy a little time to...
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Chris Schweizer pays tribute to superheroes’ roots with ‘Marvel Pulp’
Superheroes sprang from the era of pulp icons like The Phantom and Doc Savage, and now cartoonist Chris Schweizer has some of today’s most popular costumed characters back to their roots. In a project...
View ArticleWho’s Marvel’s most badass female character? This infographic explains
With a list that includes Emma Frost, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk, Storm and Black Widow, it may tough to choose.
View ArticleCelebrate the iconic ‘dos of DC & Marvel characters with these prints
The distinctive hairstyles of Wonder Woman, Storm, Harley Quinn, Gwen Stacy and more are highlighted in a series of vibrant illustrations.
View ArticleComics A.M. |‘Roller Girl,’‘Nimona’ win Cybils awards
Victoria Jamieson's "Roller Girl" and Noelle Stevenson's "Nimona" were among the winners of the Cybils awards, which honor children's and young adult books.
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