Jamie Lovett

Catching up on the biggest lingering questions from a busy comics news month: Skydance's DC, Marvel Unlimited's end, Webtoon's beginnings, & more.

Why you shouldn't sleep on regional small press comics events. Plus, a look at the cool comics we found at the Nashville Comic Arts Festival

All the Harvey Award nominated graphic novels that should be on your radar & in your reading list.

A look at Ben Wickey's fascinating in-depth reexamination of the Salem witch trials.

2000 AD is now available weekly in America, making Judge Dredd more relevant than ever.

Highlighting DC's most acclaimed new titles, including Harvey Award nominees Absolute Batman & Absolute Martian Manhunter.

Miracleman was like a comic book urban legend when I first started reading comics regularly. Now he's fighting alongside Wolverine and Spider-Man. How in the world did we get here?

Can licensed IP comics enhance their source material? Let's try it with Star Trek.

City by Keiichi Arawi is a surreal slice-of-life comedy with delightfully low stakes and a small army of offbeat characters.

Kicking off our Harvey Awards' Best Book of 2026 nominees coverage with a look at Lee Lai's Cannon.

When a Marvel-Star Wars crossover isn't the most controversial news of the week.

A decade after its conclusion, Naoki Urasawa's celebrated manga Billy Bat is finally available to English-speaking audiences.

Big changes are taking place at Marvel Comics ahead of San Diego Comic-Con, with the publisher replacing its editor-in-chief and announcing its plans to move across the country.

Daystar offers readers a tour of the misery and mania that sentience has inflicted after an encounter with a cosmic meteorite. Plus, other unexpected delights from a recent trip to Chicago.

We conclude our discussion with writer Ed Brubaker about Criminal, including the latest graphic novel in the noir series, Five Gears in Reverse.

Our interview with the legendary comics scribe on keeping the seminal crime series fresh and exciting across two decades.

One glance at Marvel & USA Today's new Spider-Man Infinity comic tells you something isn’t right...

Some thoughts on connecting with kids through comics.

What do the reimagined Marvel and DC universe's say about our present era?

Diving into Scholastic's Unico, one of many recent reimaginings of the work of manga master Osamu Tezuka.