EXCLUSIVE: Kazu Kibuishi Heads Into Amulet's Home Stretch with Supernova
Kazu Kibuishi discusses bringing his epic even closer to its final chapter, and shares an exclusive look at Amulet: Supernova's official trailer.
Max Allan Collins Honors Mickey Spillane in Mike Hammer: The Night I Died
Mickey Spillane would be 100 years old this year, and Titan Comics is celebrating with a new Mike Hammer story.
SDCC: The Past Informs the Future at Art and the Holocaust Panel
On the outside, art fueled anti-Semitism. But inside the camps, it helped others survive.
SDCC: Failure is the Best Teacher in the World of Comic Book Crowdfunding
Independent creators teach by revealing their biggest failures (and successes) at the Crowdfunding Ethics and Evolution SDCC panel.
SDCC: Border Narratives Panel Casts Comics as a Form of Resistance
Five Latinx creators gather at the Border Narratives: Beyond the Wall panel at SDCC to discuss their work and the current climate of discrimination.
How the Digital Comics Revolution Is Helping Manga's American Growth
Keisuke Itagaki’s Baki manga is being translated into English ahead of the Netflix anime, along with Moto Hagio's vampire manga The Poe Clan.
The Battles of Bridget Lee Returns with Gamechanging Second Volume
Writer and artist Ethan Young talks to CBR about the rule-breaking second volume of The Battles of Bridget Lee, The Miracle Child.
Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski Meets the Public at C2E2
Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski took the stage at Chicago's C2E2 convention, to let fans know about the career path that led him to the job.
Mata Hari Tells the Tragic True Story of the WWI 'Stripper-Spy'
Writer Emma Beeby talks to CBR about the fascinating true story beyond Mata Hari, part of Dark Horse's Berger Books lineup.
Racial Drama Incognegro Returns with New Edition, Prequel Miniseries
Mat Johnson and Warren Pleece talk to CBR about the new edition of Incognegro, and follow-up miniseires Incognegro: Renaissance.
Tee Franklin Hits the Jackpot with 'Queer Grannies' Romance Bingo Love
Tee Franklin's Bingo Love started as a daydream, exploded on Kickstarter and will be published on Valentine's Day by Image.
Lumberjanes Fans Get More to Love with Tamaki & Allen's Novel Series
Sweet Bessie Coleman! Lumberjanes has expanded into novels, and Mariko Tamaki & Brooklyn Allen tell CBR all about the new book series.
Passion and Politics with IDW's Black Crown and Full Bleed
Shelley Bond took her NYCC audience to the Black Crown Pub, and Dirk Wood treated them to a preview of the new quarterly Full Bleed.
Oni Press Celebrates 20 Years with Romance, Adventure & Hip Hop Kung Fu
Oni Press celebrates 20 years of quirky characters and interesting stories with tales of adventure, romance, and hip-hop Kung Fu.
Saladin Ahmed's Abbott Combines '70s Race Politics & Supernatural Noir
Saladin Ahmed's Abbott pits a hard-boiled reporter against a supernatural foe in the Detroit of 1972.
INTERVIEW: Roye Okupe Creates a Uniquely African Superhero Universe
Writer Roye Okupe talks in-depth with CBR about the creation of YouNeek Studios, and showcasing life in Nigeria through comic books.
Karen Berger Aims for ’Something Different' with Berger Books Lineup
The legendary former Vertigo editor talks to CBR in-depth about the launch titles for her new creator-owned imprint, Berger Books.
INTERVIEW: Tini Howard & Gilbert Hernandez Take Aim with Assassinistas
Tini Howard & Gilbert Hernandez's Black Crown series Assassinistas pulls three female assassins out of retirement -- to raise tuition money.
SDCC: March Creators Blend the Personal and the Political
Once again, March won an Eisner Award, and once again, Rep. John Lewis and his co-creators held a panel. But this year was different.
Saga Ruled the 2017 Eisners, Winning Four Awards
Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples's Saga took home four Eisners, and Jack Kirby received a posthumous Bill Finger Excellence in Comics Writing Award.