God Hates Astronauts – Epic Superhero Webcomic
Ryan Browne, a comic book artist and writer, describes his online comic as being “about bears, giant swollen heads, super-hero infidelity, old tyme boxers, and old tyme boxers who get…
The Fantastic Art Of Illustrator Koren Shamdi
Just some of the many wonderful illustrations created by Koren Shamdi, an artist based in Brooklyn, New York. You can buy select prints of his works here.
Read Classics Illustrated Comics Online
Classics Illustrated was a comic book series originally published between 1941 to 1971. The comics in the series were abridged adaptations of famous literary works. A total of 169 titles…
Fake Superhero Facebook Feeds
Everyone is seemingly on Facebook these days. The super-funny Chris Sims created this hilarious “what if” Facebook feed, which has superpowered comic book folk interacting and bickering with each other…
The Thing – Drawn by Apelad
What we always knew! Beneath that rugged exterior, the Thing is a softie at heart. Drawn by the always interesting, and ever-so talented Ape Lad.
Beasts of Burden – 3 Comic Book Teasers For Free
Beasts of Burden is an upcoming comic book title from Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson. Dark House comics, the publishers, have released three stories as free teasers to promote the…
The Secret Origins of Ada Lovelace – Comic Strip
The buzz about Sydney Padua’s delightful “2D Goggles” webcomic is all over the internet. The racy comic is about the adventures of Ada Lovelace, the first ever computer programmer, and…
Empire of the Bat – Batman vs. Star Wars Mashup
Artist Dean Fraser came up with this brilliant mashup of Batman and Star Wars. Just how evil would this Emperor be? The complete list of characters: Darth Bat ; Emperor…
Wonder Woman And The Doubles – Retro Comic Book Covers
Not just content with having Wonder Woman struggle with large phallic shaped objects, retro comic book artists also had her go head on head with evil doppelgangers and robotic doubles…
Nate Piekos on Comic Book Lettering Grammar
Type-designer and illustrator Nate Piekos outlines the grammatical conventions unique to the comic book medium. He learned these rules while lettering various Marvel and DC titles over the years. Snip…