Disney Channel recently announced the official premiere date for its new Marvel animated series, Guardians of the Galaxy. The word of the new TV series was originally announced last fall during New York Comic Con 2014 at Marvel’s animation panel in which they revealed the TV series would premiere in 2015. With...

Papercutz, the children’s graphic novel publisher, has officially launched the first issue of the all-new monthly Nickelodeon Magazine! 

Lexington – In an era where big comic book publishers talk promises of diversity and progression on the page and behind the scenes for people of color with mixed to minimal results, creator Shawn Pryor has launched a new Kickstarter campaign to fund production of the diverse, all-ages comic book debut of...

Free Comic Book Day is one of my favorite days of the year. As the phenomenon has grown, it’s becoming more and more of an event, which makes me even happier. I love comics, and I love being able to find new comics to read. Free Comic Book Day offers a way...

With the 75th anniversary of Batman this year, it was only right for DC to provide numerous panels at this year’s New York Comic Con. This year my “Panel” day would be on Friday so I quickly browsed through the program. Friday proved to be filled with various panels from Green Lantern’s...

Since I began this journey of collecting sketches from some of my favorite artists, I always knew that one day I would have the ultimate sketch. To create a sketch so awesome that it would be the envy of all my friends. A sketch so well thought of, planned out, and so...

It’s tough to know where to start for a newcomer to the world of comics. It becomes particularly challenging to find comics that are both interesting and appropriate for pre-teen girls. With the help of the panelists on Friday, October 10th’s “Comics: Where to Begin?” panel, as well as hours of browsing...

If there’s a Barnes and Noble anywhere near you, you’re in luck for the next two weeks of Summer. The bookstore has started holding a series of events they’re calling Get Pop-Cultured, and if the last two weeks have been anything to judge by, they’re worth going to. The first weekend was...

It all started with Neil Gaiman. That seems like it should be the best beginning for a story in some kind of neo-Lovecraftian anthology. He wrote a blog post in 2010 suggesting that during the week of Halloween people should give each other scary books or comics. All Hallow’s Read has since...

The second cosplayer I was able to actually meet and spend time with was Alexander. He is also nineteen and is from New York City. For Alex, it was evident upon meeting him that he was shy and at times hesitant. After reading his answers over and over again, it wasn’t a...

This year’s New York Comic Con marks the first time I have attended the show for two days straight. Not a big deal you might think, but having a full-time job and a tight budget, might change your mind. Also, having an extra day proves useful, as I found out this year....

Let’s face it. Everyone at one point or another has wanted to be a villain. Whether it was during a Halloween Party, or because a person cut you in line, you have had the inkling to let out the evil side that lurks within us all. It is no wonder that DC...

If you have ever been to a Comic Con, whether in New York or anywhere else, then you know what I am about to talk about. Because unless you walk in with loads of money, then the success or failure of a show comes down to decisions. Should I buy this exclusive...