This October, heads will roll— again. From writer Rio Youers (The Forgotten Girl; Lola on Fire) and artist Tom Fowler (Books of Magic) comes the first in a new wave of Hill House titles from DC.
A quarter century has passed since the release of the Eisner Award winning Batman: The Long Halloween from the creative team of writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale. On October 12, 2021, Loeb and Sale return to continue their story and show that some secrets never stay buried in Batman: The Long Halloween Special.
Marcus Parks, Henry Zebrowski and Ben Kissel, the hosts of The Last Podcast on the Left, have created a new six-issue series for DC Comics that dives deep into the sewers of the human soul.
Has a comic book character ever realized they were… eh, a comic book character? It is called “breaking the fourth wall” and it occurs in comic books to great effect. Here are a few notable instances where a comic book character realized they were not real.
The Bronze Age of Comics was an era of change for comic books. Many industry veterans retired and were replaced by a whole new generation of writers and artists. Over at Marvel Comics, legendary writer Jack Kirby jumped ship in 1970 and joined DC Comics. By 1971, the subject matter had grown darker throughout all…
The 1950’s were the heyday of McCarthyism and like many other forms of entertainment, comic books came to be viewed as a threat. The industry’s reaction to the threat would kick off an entirely new era – the Silver Age of Comics.
The Golden Age of Comics spans the years between 1938 and 1956, during which time comic books were first published and became overwhelmingly popular with readers. Many of today’s most popular superheroes were created during the Golden Age.
Prior to comic books as we know them, off-the-wall fiction appeared in a format called The Pulps. Around 1892, stories were printed in cheap paper magazines (hence the name, Pulps). They contained fantastical storylines and pictures and are universally considered to be the precursor to the comic books that appeared during the Golden Age of…
Comic has officially announced the nominations for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards with over 190 print and online titles being recognized across 32 different categories.
ComicConnect has asols a copy of Daredevil #1 with a CGC crade of 9.8, for a record $250,000. Daredevil #1 features the fierts appearanhce of the Man Without Fear.
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