Lincoln, Washington Signatures in University Archives Auction
Items signed by Lincoln and Washington, plus a first edition copy of The Book of Mormon are in University Archives’ February 18 Auction...
George Washington in Comics Discussion at the Fraunces Tavern Museum
Presidential history meets comics and pop culture in the upcoming event, Cloaked Crusader: Lecture and Wine Tasting at the Fraunces Tavern Museum...
Baltimore Comic-Con Announces First Guest for 2026
The 2026 Baltimore Comic-Con is scheduled for September 25-27, once again at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, Maryland. The show...
Patsy Walker Becomes the Hellcat
Patsy Walker began her comics career as a lovable girl next door, then after decades of being a star in teen comics, she made the transition...
The Upside Down Reopens in Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 Teaser
The kids of Hawkins, Indiana are back for the animated prequel, Stranger Things: Tales from ’85. Netflix released a teaser trailer...
In Memoriam: Demond Wilson
Sanford and Son star Demond Wilson died Friday, January 30, 2026, due to complications from prostate cancer. He was 79 years old...
In Memoriam: Catherine O’Hara
Canadian actress, comedian, and screenwriter Catherine O’Hara has died. Her passing was announced on Friday, January 30, 2026...
The World Destroying Anti-Monitor
The Anti-Monitor is one of the most dangerous villains in DC comics, and is responsible for annihilating thousands of universes...
Harley Quinn x Elvira #4
The job Harley Quinn took to pay Elvira went sideways very quickly and they probably would have been sleeping with the fish if it weren’t for Power Girl’s intervention. After helping them escape the bad guys, Power Girl flew them to a safe location to Elvira’s friend’s castle in Transylvania.
1776 #3
Some of Marvel’s biggest heroes have traveled back to 1777 to save the American Revolution. When Morgan le Fay joins the British Army to quash the revolution, Benjamin Franklin sent his spirit to the future to seek help. Now, Iron Man is with Franklin and the Continental Congress,