Monday, Dec 24, 2012 2:00 PM UTC
Who will be the Maccabees?
Comic books just might foreshadow all the next great advances in video games and computer culture
Comic books just might foreshadow all the next great advances in video games and computer culture
Graphic novelist Robert Kirkman tells Salon that though the strip and show are very different, it's better that way
Ten illustrated tales of love, war, crime, politics and sex, not to mention ghosts and mermaids SLIDE SHOW
Bam! Pow! A new history of the iconic comics company reveals the bare-knuckled scrapping behind famed superheroes
Andrew Garfield's angsty, Salinger-inspired Peter Parker is the face of this very likable summer blockbuster
Jerry Siegel created a superhero when he was a picked-on, fatherless child dreaming of his own Lois Lane
Even in books dedicated to his work, famed comic artist Jack Kirby's drawings never appear on the cover
An exhibition at New York's Rubin Museum showcases the Asian country's surprising prominence in comic culture SLIDE SHOW
Unlike its San Diego cousin, the Long Beach version is still all about cartoons and graphic novels
The "Skippy" creator's daughter talks about her late father's inspirations and how he ended up in a mental hospital
Slide show: On subjects ranging from war and love to physics and prostitution, 10 dazzling new illustrated books SLIDE SHOW
Kate Beaton, creator of the comic "Hark! A Vagrant," on the art of telling jokes about things people take seriously
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