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Monday vs Friday
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Ray Bradbury: Comic Book Hero
Science fiction titan Ray Bradbury was a fan and supporter of graphic novels long before they were even called that.
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Pandamodium: One Step to the Dragon’s Lair
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Herman Has Superpowers: The Clock is Ticking
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A Bushel of New Comics Collections Dig Into the Pleasures of Print
Despite what you may have heard, dead-tree publishing isn't dead. In fact, a host of new print magazines are bringing some wild, weird, innovative words and pictures to the alternative comics scene.
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Goodbye, Alan Moore: the king of comics bows out
The pioneer of serious superheroes – who is retiring – has transformed the genre over 40 years of rebellious invention
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Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers To Fly Flag In Animated Series
Long-time underground comic favorites The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers will become an animated series, with contributions from creators behind "Rick & Morty," "Silicon Valley," and "Workaholics," among others.
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Plato
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A Writer's Routine
The A to Z of a writer's life.
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Tony Destructo: The Incredible Shrinking Comic Industry
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Super Heros & Super Villains Superior Painted Fan Art by Eduardo Valdivieso
Fanart on a higher level by Eduardo Valdivieso
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Tales of Pizza: Spoiler Tip
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Webcomics: an oral history
Featuring the artists behind XKCD, Questionable Content, Dinosaur Comics, and more.
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I Failed
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DC Films Finally Admits Marvel Studios Was Right All Along
A lot of information has been trickling out about the future of Warner Bros.’ DC comics film franchise—not least of which is the fresh news that WB C.E.O. Kevin Tsujihara is resigning in disgrace, following a report about some scandalous text messages. But long before Tsujihara’s controversy, Warner Bros. had already started to pivot its comic book movies away from the dark and dreary ethos that characterized the Zack Snyder era of films, including Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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The History of Breasts in Comic Books
Comic books – or at least Western superhero comic books – have always celebrated an idealized version of the human body.
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Hidden women of history: Tarpe Mills, 1940s comic writer, and her feisty superhero Miss Fury
Miss Fury was the first female superhero written and drawn by a woman. The comic in which she featured was syndicated in 100 newspapers but her creator has largely been excluded from the pantheon of comic greats.
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7 Unforgettable Times Presidents Appeared in Comic Books
Comics have never been afraid to include presidents on the page, from an evil Nixon to Obama in danger. We look back at some of the most memorable presidential moments in the panels.
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4 free sites for creating your own comics
You don't have to know how to draw to make your own comic strips. These free sites help!
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Nancy, a 1930s comic strip, was the funniest thing I read in 2018
A mysterious 20-something artist named Olivia Jaimes revived the legacy of a comic that had fallen on hard times — in hilarious fashion.
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