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Artwork paired with bone-chilling text is what makes horror graphic novels great. We have 23 horror graphic novels to keep you up at night.

Kim discusses the Youth Ordinance Bill and how a series of heinous crimes forever changed the popular manga magazine.

Comics Is a Medium, Not a Genre, on view at the Stone Gallery through March 24, makes the case that comics are about far more than just superheroes.

Second Sight Publishing is cooking up "southern fried horror."

With highly credible threats like issuing from Congress, plus the intimations emanating from President Biden’s aptly-named bully pulpit, it should be no surprise that Big Tech is “self-”censoring exactly the kind of content that the government wants them to. This isn't the first time in American history that something like this happened...

Lets take a look back at the birth of "Batmania" with the 1966 Batman TV series, which debuted on this day 57 years ago on ABC.

The artists' reasons are many: 'To improve. For therapy. To scratch an itch. To avoid doing other things sometimes. For most of us, there's nothing else we'd rather be doing.' 

In todays comic books, DC Comics runs this tribute to Kevin ONeill, co-creator of the League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen, originally published by

Deadman was amongst a range of unusual properties for DC Comics and Marvel, co-created by Arnold Drake including Doom Patrol and Guardians of the Galaxy.

Kevin O’Neill, a comic book artist best known as a creator of the series Marshal Law, a graphically violent exploration of superheroes, and The L