A growing number of comic artists are focusing on what's on their plates, rather than dreaming up caped crusader capers. One common theme in these... Comic book heroes don't have to wear brightly ...

It has been forty years and two generations since Robert Crumb published Zap Comix #1 in 1968, the first major event in the underground comix movement. Marking this anniversary, Patrick Rosenkranz’s ...

There was a time, back in the hallowed days of our youth, where the only way to see the adventures of our favorite superheroes in motion was to watch episodes of Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (or ...

Many of us have artistic pursuits, as do our friends, and we all support each other, and we go to shows, and we visit various creative happenings, and the positivity vibes are high. But often? A ...

Rob Dejene had a simple dream when he was 3 or 4 years old: Find the perfect comic book and talk about it on "Reading Rainbow." Even then, comic books were a passion. >> TIM HORTONS CLOSINGS: At least ...

While plenty of audiences in the United States are obsessed with comic book adaptations like Iron Man, Thor and The Avengers from the Marvel universe (with DC Comics playing catch-up, beginning with ...

When the first issue of Zap Comix premiered in San Francisco in 1968, sold out of a baby carriage and emblazoned with the advisory panel “Fair Warning: For Adult Intellectuals Only," not many believed ...