By: Megan Gannon, News Editor Published: 05/23/2013 11:44 AM EDT on LiveScience Living legend Stephen Hawking has already achieved superhero statu...
Remodeler David Gonzalez found quite the unique treasure in a fixer-upper home he purchased in Elbow Lake, Minnestota. While examining the insulat...
There was a time when comic book pages were occupied by superheroes and masked avengers, but now many are filled by the trials and tribulations of mis...
If you've ever been interested in the ongoing adventures of Batman or Iron Man, of the Avengers or the Justice League, then as a geek and a comic book peddler I can tell you: now is the time.
This week Black Mask Studios released the first issue of their comic book titled Twelve Reasons to Die written by Matt Rosenberg and Patrick Kindlon and a staggering slew of talented illustrators.
If you're a nerd at heart with a yen for Japanese pop culture, then you should spend time in Nakano, Tokyo.
A man with barely usable arms or legs writes and draws comics from a stick in his mouth. Meet Larime Taylor, a bearded, middle-aged California-based comic book artist stuck in a wheelchair and living in near poverty.
The question we are often asked about our project is "Why a comic book?" We hope that approaching the problem in this more open-ended way will lead to discussions of the deeper issues at play.
This week, I got to talk to the creators of the upcoming comic book Regular Show from BOOM! Studios where the first issue will debut May 15 in comic shops everywhere.
Before Watchmen: The Comedian #6 comes out on Wednesday at finer comic retail shops everywhere. Here, exclusive to The Huffington Post, is a look at the final issue of The Comedian's story.
As we await the messianic Man of Steel in theaters this summer, we might recall the Jewish roots of messiahs, recall again the sacredness of the superhero, and wonder what exactly it is they need to save us from, save ourselves.
To get the Jewish side of the story, I paid a visit to the Purim carnival at the San Francisco Jewish Community Center to hear from Jews in their natural habitat.
If you've ever been even semi-lucid on a St. Patrick's Day, you're probably familiar with the phrase 'luck of the Irish.'
On March 20th, Dark Horse Comics will release the first volume of The Massive, written by Brian Wood and Illustrated by Kristian Donaldson and Garry Brown.
Being born in the late '80s, I was first introduced to Tales From The Crypt from the television series of the same name. My sister and I would stay up...
-- In comics, the first issue is where the story starts and the legend begins. For readers, a print copy of issue one can be hard to find and expens...
Without graphic novels, I'm sure my son would still be reading, but I'm not sure he'd be enjoying the process quite as much.
Self-publishing a comic book has traditionally not been an easy way to reach an audience. But a new offering from ComiXology might change that. A l...
Fans of Mark Ruffalo's portrayal of the Incredible Hulk will be disappointed to hear that Joss Whedon is throwing some cold water on rumors of an all-...
We're unveiling to you exclusively the desecrated cover of Batman #19, written by Scott Snyder and with art by Andy Kubert and Sandra Hope. The original cover to Batman #19 teases the idea that Bruce Wayne might be using a gun, which is antithetical to his moral code.
PHILADELPHIA — DC Entertainment says it will unveil a new ongoing series focusing on Superman and Batman, two of the publisher's best-known and ...
This difficulty to write white female superheroines has fallen down even more so on black female superheroines, who not only become victims to the white male sexist imagination, but, among other things, it's racist stereotypes.
"Yes, I do like comic books. I like them because they are funny and you get really interested in them. There are great pictures and you don't have to read plain old paragraphs all the time. One comic book that is good is definitely Amulet. This is why I love comic books so much!"
PHILADELPHIA — Writer Geoff Johns has taken DC Entertainment's Green Lantern and its associated characters through brightest day and blackest ni...
You want to get into comics but don't know where to start? Ask a store owner! Ask someone online! Google it. Ask a guy looking at comics at a bookstore, ask on Twitter. We love new readers.
