According to sellmycomicbooks.com (which, sure), the most valuable comic books were published during the genre’s “Golden Age” (1938 to 1956). Leading the pack is Action Comics #1, featuring the origin… 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 »

Hello out there, everybody! First and perhaps most important: congratulations. Another instance of that most bewildering and horrendous of human institutions, the dreaded “week,” has passed, and you, you brave and… Read more »

2016 was an excellent year for rappers and literature. Whether it was the prison memoir, or the children’s book, hip-hop stars and publishing made for some hot collabs. Any cultural phenomenon worthy… Read more »

What is this Bible book Donald Trump is always talking about? And where can I get one? Preferably with pictures? Kingstone Comics, a Christian publisher out of Florida has given us just… Read more »

Major comic book publishers DC and Marvel have been slowly introducing more diversity into their titles in recent years. While there’s still a long way to go, the current iteration… Read more »

If the Invisible Woman vanished, would anybody notice? Marvel Comics confirmed over the weekend that the popular comic book series The Fantastic Four will come to a close next year,… Read more »

The first drawing of the iconic comic book character Wolverine was sold at auction last week for $657,250, George Gene Gustines writes for the New York Times Arts Beat blog. The… Read more »

Comic-Con International just wrapped up in San Diego over the weekend, and one of the big business stories to emerge from the convention is the comic book industry’s increasing adaptability… Read more »

Neil Gaiman, who got his start writing comic books and made a name for himself with his acclaimed Sandman series of graphic novels, will return to his roots to work… Read more »