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Al Feldsteins Sunny was a slightly racier version of the teenage drama of Archies Riverdale that brought him to the attention of Bill Gaines

We have Dark Horse Comics June 2022 solicits and solicitations in full, from Hellboy to Cyberpunk 77, from new graphic novels like Always Never, to old

Ain't no Hammer horror. How Amicus nailed the horror anthology.

Shudders Creepshow is about to head down a new avenue, as the upcoming book Shudders Creepshow: From Script to Scream (working title) aims to dive deep into how the fan-favorite series was brought to life for a new generation. This book is only one entry in a new wave of publishing from AMC [...]

THE GHOULISH URGE to pile on more content, more inanity, more everything all at once, now! came from an unusual subject recently: Maus, by Art Spiegelman. For those of you tuned out to the outrage cycle or just wisely ignoring all news until a blinding flash of light makes equals of us all, in January the McMinn County, Tennessee, Board of Education voted unanimously to remove from the eighth-grade curriculum Spiegelman’s comic book memoir of his parents’ life before, during, and after Ausch...

Rodney Barnes will write a new urban horror graphic novel starring and co-created by Snoop Dogg: Tales from the Crip.

Since their initial popularity during World War II, comic books have always been a medium for American counterculture and for nativism and empire. 

War Against Crime #10 was the debut of the Vault Keeper and Vault of Horror from EC Comics, helping to change the face of comic book horror.

“Kid … Comics will break your heart.” Jack Kirby, attributed

From calculators to comics, 1972 showed a changing America.