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Spider-Girl, Silver Sable, And The New Warriors Creator Ron Frenz On Their Live-Action Potential (Exclusive) Artist Ron Frenz has helped breathe life into many of Marvels most iconic characters, and he opens up here about what the future could hold in store for Spider-Girl, Silver Sable, and The New Warriors... JoshWilding | 6/3/2021 Ron Frenz has created some of the most iconic comic book artwork to ever grace the page, including the first appearance of Spider-Mans black costume in Amazing...

Roger Stern and John Romita Jr. created Monica Rambeau in 1982, and when we recently caught up with the former to discuss The Heroes Union, he shared his thoughts on Teyonah Parris's take in the MCU...

Whether fans are enthusiastically listing the ways in which WandaVision subverted the superhero genre or extolling the virtues of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the Marvel vs. DC debate rages on, stronger than ever. Both Disney and Warner Bros. have a packed slate for their respective onscreen comic powerhouses, and viewers have more superhero content than ever to choose from. This brings me to my main issue, which is, why do we have to choose at all?

For Nerdist Vampire Week we look back on a series of monster comics, including Tomb of Dracula, that changed the face of Marvel Comics forever.

This week we're talking Black Panther's new creative team, Aquaman's 80th anniversary, a project reunited comics legends, and much more.

THE HEROES UNION #1 Will Reunite Roger Stern, Ron Frenz, And Sal Buscema For New Superhero Comic The legendary creative team of Roger Stern, Ron Frenz, and Sal Buscema will come together for The Heroes Union #1, the first comic book to feature the Comics Code Authority Seal in over a decade... JoshWilding | 5/19/2021 The Avengers) is teaming up with equally legendary artists Ron Frenz ( The Amazing Spider-Man) and Sal Buscema ( Captain America) for The Heroes Union #1. Set to be released o...

A history of adaptations of the beloved, twisted horror comics. By Diana Prince · @kinky_horror · April 29, 2021, 3:29 PM CDT EC Comics THE CRYPT OF TERROR. Heh-Heh! I see youre horror-hungry again, boils and ghouls! Prepare your stomachs for another savory serving of screams! From our cauldron to your molting minds, its a tasteless taste of history, seasoned with the most delectable ingredients: gore, ghouls and gags! In the Fearsome Fifties, EC Comics satiated our appeti...

Dick Graysons Star Turn as Robin in Star Spangled #65 Up for Auction Dick Graysons Star Turn as Robin in Star Spangled #65 Up for Auction Posted on Batman and Detective Comics have been among the most sought-after comics ever published for decades. It can sometimes seem like every other issue is a key moment in the history of Caped Crusaders career, and that there are no overlooked gems left to discover in the chronicles of Golden Age Batman. But there still are a few underappreciated i...

. The story took place when S.H.I.E.L.D. still stood for Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-Enforcement Division. That’s relevant as Valentina debuted as a super spy who appears during a fight between Fury and Captain America. Her role as a powerful force of espionage lasted for a while. She and Fury shared a romantic relationship so scandalous that the Comics Code Authority edited one of their love sequences from the ’60s comics. Contessa’s femme fatale style characterizati...

Nicholas Burman , April 3rd, 2021 09:26 While Robert Crumb’s style and dedication to his generation’s underground comix artists has inspired a huge array of artists from a variety of backgrounds and of numerous identities, for decades his depictions and framing of women and his adoption of racist stereotypes have been under fire Crumb’s World, 2021. Photo by Alex Casto. Courtesy of David Zwirner Books In 2016 Fantagraphics, who have republished much of Crumb’s work, released a book abou...