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Being immortal has never been more dangerous, as Dracula found out when he died over and over again in his various comic appearances.

DC Comics Falling in Love launched in 1955 into a surprisingly crowded romance comics market, but outlasted many of its rivals.

Dr Frederic Werthams story will be presented as a comic-within-the-comic in the manner "I Am" biographical comics, in Cat Kid.

The Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History will be highlighting artists who made a lasting impact on comic books in its new exhibit "Werewolf Hunters, Jungle Queens, and Space Commandos: The Lost Worlds of Women Comic Artists," which opens Friday the 13th and runs through Jan. 21.

The role female comic artists have played in horror comics will be explored in the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History's new exhibit "Werewolf Hunters, Jungle Queens, and Space Commandos: The Lost Worlds of Women Comic Artists," which opens with a special reception Friday.

The pulp fiction of the early twentieth routinely exploited the taste for terror. Its cousin, the comic book, didnt shy away from sensational subject m...

Batman has had many historic and innovative comic book runs from many creators over the decades, but these ten are the cream of the crop.

The Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine hit the pages of Marvel Comics in 1967, so let's explore this femme fatale's history.

The St. John titles Nightmare and Amazing Ghost Stories feature rare examples of Matt Baker comic book horror covers.

Another title acquisition from Ziff-Davis, Romantic Marriage features a cover by Matt Baker and an interior story by Murphy Anderson.