LCCAF 26: Restocking The Batcave, Italian Style
As the name implies, the Lake Como Art Festival is all about comic artwork and creators. Writers are not invited,
Read moreAs the name implies, the Lake Como Art Festival is all about comic artwork and creators. Writers are not invited,
Read moreWelcome to Star Wars month at Comicon.com! All through May, the team will talk about, perhaps, the greatest genre franchise
Read moreFrom its start, Skinbreaker has been a series that has relied on more on great visuals than on a great
Read moreTucked away near the back of the Lake Como Comic Art Festival pavilion is Rachta Lin’s table. The cover artist has
Read moreCapes #7, out later this month from Skybound and Image Comics, is the first issue featuring brand new stories and
Read moreMad Cave Studios, under its Nakama Press imprint, has announced Diablomachia Vol. 1, a story where friendship defies fate, and
Read moreOni Press and Flux House have revealed an extended look inside the Mind MGMT/Fort Psycho FCBD 2026 Special, only available
Read moreEvil Ernie is back with a vengeance. First announced by creator Brian Pulido back in February, Dynamite and Coffin Comics’ Evil
Read moreSkybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro, have released a first look and covers gallery for Void Rivals #30, from writer Robert
Read moreBeyond its mission to bring the thrill of original art collecting to the livestream space, The Experience also raises money for various
Read moreIt’s been fourteen years since the last eclipse. In fact, as Travis comes to discover, the last one occurred on
Read moreThis summer, the next era of the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes begins with Avengers: Armageddon, an event that promises to shake
Read moreWriters Tim Leong and Laura Hudson come up with a lot of intriguing plot twists. They also do some great
Read moreArtist Luciano Vecchio’s star keeps rising, and it’s easy to see why. This year the superstar artist has created five
Read moreWelcome to the table, Pour yourself a drink. Put something rad on the record player (For this one, I recommend
Read moreYou can’t look at a piece of writing or art and a business process and not wonder if it’s been
Read moreWelcome to the table, The second chapter of The Crown: A Tale of Hell takes us into the chaotic and
Read moreJim Steranko’s Nick Fury stories from the late 1960s are lauded for the artwork, especially in the stories after Fury
Read moreHere in the UK, whether as a child, adolescent or adult, chances are you’ve come across the hilarious and oftentimes
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics shared a first look at the hotly anticipated writer and co-creator Matthew Roberts and artist/co-creator Michael Chaves‘ Corpse
Read moreEarly yesterday morning, Marvel Comics announced via their social media channels that comics legend Gerry Conway passed away at age
Read moreEd Brubaker and Sean Phillips have a new graphic novel coming out later this year from Image Comics called Unfinished
Read moreWelcome to the table, I’ve really enjoyed the Tales from Lands Unknown offerings so far. Bowling with Corpses provided a
Read moreIt’s the biggest comics retail week of the year, and to celebrate, our features editor Tony Thornley sat down with
Read moreWelcome to the table, Dark Horse Comics and Curious Objects have brought us another chapter in the ongoing tale of
Read moreOne of Lake Como Comic Art Festival’s many unique features is a VIP gathering in Vila Erba, a beautiful venue
Read more“Dracula meets Berserk” is how Image Comics is selling Regicide, the new ongoing series from Image Comics, writer Patrick Kindlon
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance —it’s the
Read moreIs Ted Ok? #3 contains some dialogue that is figuratively poking at a rather infamous real world individual. This adds
Read moreContinuing the series semi-regular tradition of between-arc spotlight issues, Transformers #31 is effectively a sequel to the Megatron spotlight in
Read moreIt’s another solo-heavy week of X-books, in which Cyclops once again sets a standard none of the other solo books
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