Coretta Scott King Book Award Winners Last updated: July 7, 2025 by Regan McMahon Each winter (in January or February), the Coretta Scott King Book Awards are given to outstanding African American ...

Most kids love reading funny books. Add in the graphic novel format, and you get a winning combination of funny graphic ...

Punisher: The Tyger - At the age of 10, Frank saw just how powerful the Mafia was and what can drive a person to do what he would do later in life. The Punisher: Year One - It shows what happened ...

A comic book has sparked travel anxiety in East Asia with predictions that a “real catastrophe” will hit Japan this summer. The Future I Saw, a comic book by manga artist Ryo Tatsuki, has ...

Doctor Strange is Marvel's Master of the Mystic Arts and isn't always seen as its friendliest face, though he still has several memorable team-ups.

Jenna Anderson is a Staff Writer and one of the hosts of the Phase Zero podcast. She spends way too much time thinking about comic books, and the characters within them. She graduated from the ...

Even after multiple decades of subpar writing and questionable decisions, Batman’s spot on this popular comic superheroes list is undeniable. From the bowels of a Gotham City back lane spawned the ...

June 20, 2025 by Amie Cranswick Marvel Comics releases Predator vs. Spider-Man #3 next week, and you can get yourself an early sneak peek at the issue with the official preview below… Honor killing!

Marvel Comics generated buzz this morning by announcing a new comic series that would give a definitive end to the massive cliffhanger left by the '90s animated Spider-Man series.

Personally, this is the series that made me really fall in love with Ironheart and, if you ignore the rest of this comics list, you will probably fall for Riri too. Champions #1-10 (2019) ...

Unlike the other LGBTQ comic book characters on this list, Loki has also been incorrectly labeled as genderfluid. Genderfluid is defined as not identifying as either a man or a woman. This isn’t Loki ...

The Glasgow Looking Glass, published June 11, 1825, marks 200 years since the comic book's inception. Key comic traits—word balloons, serial storytelling, and recurring characters—emerged in ...