sktchd.com: Comics Disassembled: Eight Things I Liked or Didn’t Like from the Past Week in Comics, Led by the Crossovers Continuing Until Morale Improves highlights a light week in comics, focusing on eight key points. Notably, DC and Marvel are…
sktchd.com: “It’s Wildly Unpredictable”: Creators on Navigating an Uncertain Time for Non-Licensed Comics. The direct market for comics is thriving, with shops and readers flourishing. However, creators, especially in the non-licensed sector, face challenges in selling original stories. Despite a…
blog.vaultcomics.com: Compact graphic novels are revolutionizing how readers engage with comics. These smaller, portable editions combine the quality of traditional collections with affordability, making them accessible for modern fans. Publishers like Vault Comics, DC, and Marvel are embracing this format,…
aiptcomics.com: Fantastic Five: Best comics of the week of November 5, 2025 highlights four standout titles, with three from DC earning perfect 10s. Notable mentions include Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox #1, praised for its engaging start, and Quick Stops…
bleedingcool.com: The release of America’s biggest superhero comic is in five days. Dog Man #14: Big Jim Believes is set to launch with an impressive print run of five million copies. Fans eagerly anticipate this latest installment, promising more adventures…
aiptcomics.com: Andreas Butzbach wields a ‘BIG-ASS SWORD’ of sheer comics awesomeness, blending radical storytelling with charm. This English debut features Robot and his companion Skull navigating a surreal world filled with strange lifeforms. Described as “The Mighty Boosh meets Head…
“It all begins with a generation of artists who view their life’s work as dismal failures and a waste of that life…in service to a medium that refuses to die, grinding its way through generation after generation…until it collides with…
ALL-NEGRO COMICS: AMERICA’S FIRST BLACK COMIC BOOK TP WINNER OF THE EISNER AWARD The first comic ever created by African Americans, for African Americans. In the Golden Age of Comic Books, Orrin C. Evans led a team of Black cartoonists…
nerdist.com: Two Classic DC Comics in It: Welcome to Derry May Have Connections to Pennywise. The first episode introduces Teddy Uris, who reads The Flash #123 and Detective Comics #298, both from 1961. These comics could symbolize deeper ties to…
aiptcomics.com: Best comics of the week of October 22, 2025 highlight the top five titles, with Rick Remender and Daniel Auña’s Escape taking the lead. Other notable mentions include Immortal Legend Batman #3, which engages readers in Batman’s journey, and…
sktchd.com: The Pull: A Look at the Comics Dropping the Week of October 22nd highlights a unique week of comic releases, featuring notable series and a new format for a classic. The standout is Ultimates #17, showcasing artist Phil Noto…
bleedingcool.com: Comic stores are booming again as sales surge and younger audiences flock to shops. The resurgence is driven by a new generation of readers eager to explore diverse stories and characters. Retailers are adapting by offering a wider range…
comicbook.com: Spider-Man and Batman: Disordered Minds marks a significant crossover between Marvel and DC, showcasing the first meeting of these iconic heroes. Set in an alternate universe, the comic features Spider-Man teaming up with Batman to combat the chaotic duo…
majorspoilers.com: Wayne’s Comics Podcast #714: Interview with Ruben Bolling features a conversation with the creator of “Tom the Dancing Bug.” Ruben Bolling shares insights about his award-winning comic strip, which has humorously tackled topics like comic books, religion, and politics…
sktchd.com: Do Admit, Mimi Pond Made One of the Comics of the Year in The Mitford Sisters And Me explores the intersection of biography and autobiography through the lens of cartoonist Mimi Pond. In this Double Take column, David Harper…
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