Comics

The Rip, Netflix’s new crime/action thriller, knows exactly what it is, and that’s a good thing. Filmmaker Joe Carnahan directs this taut and tense thriller that provides an enjoyable film for...

This year’s Eisner Award judges have just been named, and it’s a stellar line-up of industry icons including Tiffany Babb, Jerry Dear, Dr. Randy Duncan, Katie Pryde and Regine Sawyer. You...

UPDATE: This policy has now been changed and AI-generated art is now banned. Comic Con International, the organization behind the storied San Diego Comic-Con, has come under criticism for allowing AI-generated pieces...

The full nominations list for the 57th NAACP Image Awards were announced Monday with graphic novels enjoying a third year as a separate category. Comics-inspired media also had a pretty good...

When webcomics publisher Hiveworks announced they were no longer providing publishing services last year, I frankly expected a lot more social media chatter. Founded in 2011, over its 14 year history...

Welcome back to The Beat Digest, a twice-weekly round-up of the biggest comics-related news stories we’ve missed every Tuesday and Friday. Is there a story out there you think we should...

Justice is blind, and so is the Daredevil #1 Blind Bag. Marvel is celebrating the latest volume of Man Without Fear’s ongoing series — by Stephanie Phillips and Lee Garbett —...

Mark Gatiss, actor, writer, and creator of Sherlock, has a new detective series that’s launching in the US tomorrow. He stars in Bookish as Gabriel Book, owner of a bookshop in post-War...

Andrew Kozlowski is one of the most formally interesting cartoonists making swipe comics today. It...

Nathan Ballingrud’s Crypt of the Moon Spider imagined a 1920s America in which a giant arachnid’s webs were being used to lobotomize people and manipulate their memories. The institute that specialized...