Each day, LightWave Reports’ Daily Comic Strips brings together a smart, spirited mix of classic panels and contemporary ...

Doctor Who – Battles in Time was first published as a trading card and magazine partwork by defunct publisher GE Fabbri, ...

Crumb's work was called sexist, racist, and obscene, but even his critics often acknowledged that he was hilarious and ...

The Whotopia blog recently completed its representation of “ Tomb ”, an enjoyable fan-created Cybermen strip by John Swogger, ...

We’ve fallen behind on noting Alex Garcia’s Inside the Kingdom interviews; so… Finding the Funny in the Everyday: Hilary ...

From the debut of six commissioned pieces at the new Terminal 1 to major exhibitions, the region’s visual arts landscape was busy this past year.

With Calvin and Hobbes, Lum and Abner, Dick Tracy, Luann, Patrick McDonnell (Mutts) and Tom Toro, and Dee Parson (Rosebuds).

Sometimes when drawing comics, artists can spend hours creating numerous panels to elaborate their stories—but sometimes one ...

Soglow’s first New Yorker cartoon was published nine months into the magazine’s existence, and his increasingly spare ...

“Nancy” is back, and this time you don’t need to be a snooty scholar to dig into this American comics classic. Several momentous incidents have drawn fresh interest in the cartoon character who has ...

Larry Reid, the manager of Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery in Georgetown, has “nothing but fondness” for Seattle’s many comic book shops. After all, the bookstore that Reid manages is owned by ...