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The first issue of John Kelly's magazine "dummy" is all about the art of "Pee-wee's Playhouse."

One of the most important war comics artists in American history, Russ Heath worked on a number of Marvel/Atlas war titles during his career.

Brodner, a frequent contributor to The Nation, is both a great caricaturist and a great portraitist.

Comic book writer Brent Trayce Sands is bringing Black superhero culture to life with his character Anthony 'Impound' Endsley and his iMPOUND COMICS shop in downtown Sacramento.

Ed Piskor, the comic writer and artist behind 'Hip Hop Family Tree' and 'X-Men: Grand Design,' has died at 41.

What do sports, music, comedy, and neuroplasticity have to do with waxing moustaches? This hair-brained interview with humourist Aug Stone explains.

EC Comics, which specialized in tales of horror, crime and suspense, and was shut down in the “moral panic” of the 1950s, is making a comeba

(1) IN THE BEGINNING. Philip Athans asks everyone, “Don’t Be Hatin’ On Prologues (Again)” at Fantasy Author’s Handbook. … Anyway, once again we’re being told that all prologues are bad, no books should ever have a prologue, and all authors who write prologues are bad, and anyway, it’s best to just skip over them if

(1) LEAVING THE HAMC. Cheryl Morgan’s 7-point “Public Statement re the Hugos” at Cheryl’s Mewsings explains why she recently resigned from WSFS’ Hugo Awards Marketing Committee. It says in part: 3. As a member of the Hugo Awards Marketing Committee it was my duty to ensure that the results of the Hugo Award voting process

There are many amazing heroes who used the Spider-Woman name, apart from those in the Madame Web movie. Here's a run-down of them all.