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Charlie Brown’s Pen Pal Revives a Lost Childhood Tradition
Charlie Brown’s mysterious pen pal returns in a new Peanuts special, inspiring a look back at the lost tradition of pen pals and handwritten letters.
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Why Marvel Owned the Hulk Hogan Name for 20 Years
Marvel’s trademark on Hulk led to a surprising 20-year licensing agreement with the WWF, making Hulk Hogan’s name one of wrestling’s most unusual legal stories.
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George Herriman and the Genius Behind Krazy Kat Comics
George Herriman transformed comics through Krazy Kat, creating one of the most artistic, influential, and imaginative newspaper strips ever published.
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Why the Long Wait for Pogo Volume 9? The Story Behind It
After a four-year wait, Pogo Volume 9 finally arrives in 2027. Here’s why the Fantagraphics archival series has taken so long to continue.
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Tom Gauld’s Landscape Portrait Skewers Selfie Culture
Tom Gauld’s Landscape Portrait cover for The New Yorker cleverly explores museum selfies, tourism, and how smartphones shape modern art experiences.
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Marvel’s Venom: The First 40 Years Celebrates a Comics Icon
Titan Comics’ Marvel’s Venom: The First 40 Years traces the symbiote’s journey from Secret Wars to cosmic hero, packed with stunning artwork and creator insights.
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Little Caesars Swings Into Action With Spider-Man Webberoni Pizza
Webberoni Pizza arrives at Little Caesars with Spider-Man-themed boxes, posters, and a special fan event celebrating Brand New Day.
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Tim Holt and the Birth of the Original Ghost Rider
Tim Holt’s Western films, comic book adventures with Chito, and the surprising debut of the original Ghost Rider are explored.
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Gromit Finally Speaks in New Wallace & Gromit Autobiography
Gromit finally gets his own voice in a new autobiography packed with Wallace & Gromit stories, Techno Trousers secrets, and surprising facts.
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Marjane Satrapi, Creator of Persepolis, Dies at 56
Marjane Satrapi leaves behind a powerful legacy through Persepolis, filmmaking, and human rights advocacy that inspired readers worldwide.
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Public Domain 2026: What Books, Films, and Songs Are Free
A guide to the most important books, movies, and musical works entering the US public domain on January 1, 2026, and why they matter for creators and culture.
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Peanuts Made its Debut on October 2, 1950
The inaugural Peanuts comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz made its debut on October 2, 1950, gracing the pages of seven newspapers across the United States.
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Deadpool & Wolverine Available on Digital and Blu-ray
Marvel fans! Deadpool & Wolverine, the highest-grossing R-rated film ever, arrives at home on October 1 (digital) and October 22 (4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, DVD).
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Mr. Lovenstein Presents: Feelings by J.L. Westover
J.L. Westover returns with MR. LOVENSTEIN PRESENTS: FEELINGS, a rollercoaster of emotions that’ll have you laughing and reaching for tissues in no time!
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Acme Novelty Datebook Volume Three
Acme Novelty Datebook Volume 3 is being released by Drawn and Quarterly, a top indie publisher, offering a must-have for fans of Chris Ware’s detailed artistry.
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Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story Trailer
Christopher Reeve’s journey from unknown actor to iconic star, his definitive portrayal of Clark Kent/Superman, set the standard for today’s superhero films.
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