Blondie Movies: The Forgotten Sitcom Series That Started It All
Blondie movies inspired modern sitcoms long before TV. Discover how 28 films, a comic strip, and radio shows created a pop culture phenomenon.
Category: comics
The Secret Language of Comic Books Explained
POW! BAM! The Secret Language of Comic Books Explained explores comic book jargon, from onomatopoeia and splash pages to floppies, pull lists, and emanata.
Grendizer Returns With a Gritty New Comic Revival
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.
The Rise and Fall of Sunday Comics in the Digital Age Today!
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 Turns Toronto Indie Nostalgia Into a Bold Anti-Romcom
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 Goes Sunday-Only as Peirce Hits Creative Wall
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.
WOW! Bob Kane’s Batman Music
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 Parody Brings DC Heroes Into Chaos
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 Say Goodbye to New Strips
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.
Cathon’s Fruit Salad is a Charming Indie Comic Gem
Montreal cartoonist Cathon transforms everyday moments into funny, personal, and charming comics in Fruit Salad, a delightful slice-of-life gem.
Spy vs. Spy at 65: MAD Magazine’s Silent Icons
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: Chris Ware’s Must-Read Comic
The Acme Novelty Library #21 by Chris Ware offers comic lovers a stunning, intricate, and deeply moving graphic novel experience.