Smallville Star Kristin Kreuk to Write Black Star Comic
Actor Kristin Kreuk, who rose to fame as Lana Lang in Smallville, is making her comics writing debut with the gothic noir story, Black Star...
Creator Profile: Bill Mauldin
Bill Mauldin was a Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist best known for his World War II sketches that ran the gamut...
Horace Greeley Pig Flask by Anna Pottery in Hake’s Auction
Anna Pottery was a company run by brothers Cornwall and W. Wallace Kirkpatrick from 1859 to 1910, in Anna, Illinois...
Baltimore Comic-Con Adds Forstner, Milgrom, More
Baltimore Comic-Con is busy building their large guest list of comic creators who will appear at the next convention on September 25-27...
Heritage Weekly Auction has an X-Men v. Avengers Key
A confrontation between the Avengers and X-Men, Scott Koblish’s Batman art, and a pre-NES copy of Duck Hunt are leading Heritage’s...
The Fight for NYC is On in Daredevil: Born Again Teaser
Marvel dropped a Daredevil: Born Again season two teaser trailer packed with tension, fights, the first footage of a returning character...
Dinah Laurel Lance, the Second Black Canary
Black Canary is the superhero moniker that has been used by two women in DC comics. The first was Dinah Drake...
G.I. Joe Leads Action Figure Charge in Hake’s Auction
An extremely rare G.I. Joe vehicle, key Transformers figures, and popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles figures are among...
RETRO REVIEW: Batman: The Killing Joke
In Batman: The Killing Joke (1988), Alan Moore and Brian Bolland explored Joker’s origin, suggesting that he was a failed comedian who became Red Hood. Having escaped from Arkham, he shows up at Commissioner Gordon’s home and when Barbara, his daughter, answers the door Joker shoots her. What follows is sadistic madness that illustrates the depths of Joker’s depravity and twisted sense of humor.
Disney Villains: Gaston #1
Disney Villains: Gaston is written by Greg Pack and Fred Van Lente, the duo behind Incredible Hercules, who have captured both the comical and vile aspects of Gaston.