If you’ve been looking at the New York Times Best Sellers list lately, perhaps you have seen this book or this book. If you’re looking at it a couple of weeks… Read more »

From the first graphic novel to be nominated for the Man Booker prize, Sabrina, to the fact that this year is the legendary Batman’s 80th anniversary, comics have been big… Read more »

While the larger literary world is (very) slowly acknowledging the inherently diverse population of its readers, those who write and promote comics and graphic novels are working tirelessly at incorporating the… Read more »

This summer we wrote a piece  about a Northamptonshire, England grammar school student named Joshua Chamberlain. More specifically, we wrote a piece about revered graphic novelist Alan Moore’s choice to use… Read more »

In American politics, comparing your colleagues to the heroes and villains of popular culture is a common as abusing access to private jets. As Donald Trump bullies his way to the… Read more »

Every year, the Angoulême Comics Festival awards their Grand Prix to a deserving artist whose body of work or contribution to the art form has been deemed especially significant. Past winners include Bill Watterson, Robert… Read more »

Pop culture figures making the leap to comic books is an established phenomenon: properties such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Bob’s Burgers, Predator, and many others have been turned into… Read more »

The Guardian has a tight, concise story about Alan Moore’s new cinderblock of a novel, which runs at a million words. You can click through the link to browse the insane details,… Read more »

A new cover for the latest paperback iteration of the epic graphic novel, Watchmen, has been released, and words cannot describe it. Literally. There are no words on the front cover.… Read more »

Manga readers rejoice! No longer will you have to rely on sketchy downloads from mysterious trenchcoated boys in fedoras to get your latest Japanese graphic novel fix. No more will… Read more »