Grendizer returns in a stunning new comic series as Titan Comics revives Duke Fleed’s legendary mecha saga for a new generation of anime fans.
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Sunday comics show how print newspapers collapsed while webcomics rose. From Schulz’s Peanuts empire to Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes, the legacy lives on today!!
Paying for It explores love, loneliness, sex work, and 1990s Toronto through Sook-Yin Lee’s intimate adaptation of Chester Brown’s controversial memoir.
Big Nate shifts to Sundays only as Lincoln Peirce scales back after 35 years. A look at creative burnout and the fading era of newspaper comics.
Remember that comic book ad for Bob Kane’s “Have Faith in Me”, it captures 1960s Bat-mania, a quirky Batman TV tie-in recorded by Hank Leids and Bat-Group Courage.
MAD About DC delivers a hilarious DC Comics parody with Chip Zdarsky and an all-star team, blending satire, iconic heroes, and a must-watch promo video.
Baby Blues and Zits are shifting to reruns, marking a bittersweet moment for newspaper comic strips and the fading comfort of original daily funny pages.
Montreal cartoonist Cathon transforms everyday moments into funny, personal, and charming comics in Fruit Salad, a delightful slice-of-life gem.
65 years on, the brilliance of Spy vs. Spy still comes down to its simplicity, proving again and again that great comedy needs no dialogue, only clever ideas, perfect timing, and a bold willingness to blow everything sky-high.
The Acme Novelty Library #21 by Chris Ware offers comic lovers a stunning, intricate, and deeply moving graphic novel experience.
DC Comics unleashes a dark supernatural crisis as reality fractures and spirits revolt, forcing Deadman to restore balance between life and death.
Will Eisner’s estate is selling the rights to The Spirit and more, aiming to preserve his legacy and spark renewed interest in one of comics’ true masterpieces.
Thundarr the Barbarian returns in Dynamite’s first-ever comic adaptation. Relive 1980s Saturday morning nostalgia with Ariel, Ookla, and the Sunsword!
Godzilla crashes Shakespeare as Romeo and Juliet get a kaiju makeover in IDW’s Monsterpiece Theatre, blending classic literature, comics, and chaos.
Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, has died at 68. A look at the comic’s cultural impact, global success, and the controversies that ended its run.
Baby Garfield stars in a new BOOM Studios comic series exploring the grumpy cat’s adorable firsts, from first word to first hairball.
Archie Comics teams with Oni Press for a bold 2026 reboot, launching new monthly series that reimagine Archie and Riverdale with fresh creative voices.
Why did Wonder Woman fly an Invisible Plane? Explore its Amazonian technology, mythic influences, alien tech and changing role across DC Comics history.
Marvel’s Fantastic Four collide with Planet of the Apes in a four-issue crossover arriving February 2026, blending action, science, and nostalgia.
Charles M. Schulz drew every Peanuts strip for 50 years, creating 17,897 comics and one of the most influential and personal legacies in pop culture history.
Canada Post celebrates Canadian comic legends with a special stamp series honoring Bryan Lee O’Malley, Kate Beaton, and other influential graphic artists.
Superman #1 makes history with a $9.12M sale, officially becoming the most valuable comic book ever authenticated by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC).
Ew, It's Beautiful: A False Knees Comic Collection by Joshua Barkman turns nature into witty, artful stories filled with humor, wisdom, and quiet beauty.
From 1919 to today, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith remain comic icons. Discover their history and how you can now reimagine them in the public domain.