Manifesto

As a resident of the Pacific Northwest, I love to go to conventions in the Pacific Time Zone. Emerald City, Wondercon, San Diego, you name it, I'll go to the con. The problem is that they're all kind of the...

There is a common argument in comics culture that asserts both men and women are sexualized in comics and that this is not a significant problem. When I read these arguments and articles supporting it, the...

Editor's note: We generally have a policy of only covering comics related news on Comics Bulletin . The news of the horrific shooting in Santa Barbara, California, however, prompted our...

At Comics Bulletin we love all kinds of comics – new, old, mainstream, independent, web and print – and feature smart, insightful writing about comics.We’re always looking for great new...

Like many of you, I was apprehensive when the Guardians of the Galaxy movie was announced. Marvel's team movie success seems to hinge on having an entire franchise of origin stories, as either...

You may have noticed a new affiliate bar on the top of all of the pages here on Comics Bulletin, a call-out to something called Crossroads Alpha and several websites that you may not be familiar with....

"Hitler was a beginner compared to the comic industry. They get the children much younger. They teach them race hatred at the age of 4 before they can learn to read."- Dr. Fredric Wertham, before...

The postcard comes from the good people at Howard Johnson, and yes, the reservation number still works. The sketch of Michelangelo and the signature are courtesy of Peter Laird, co-creator of The Teenage...

It's time again this year. As regularly as the summer sun turns to the autumn rains (at least here in Seattle) and the kids return to school, so too does the annual volume of The Best American Comics...

I have three rules.1) Don't fuck with my wife.     You hurt her, that's the same as tangling with me.2)  Don't fuck with my kids.     You do, there's...

  I think a lot about Comics Bulletin and what makes us unique.One of the main things that makes Comics Bulletin unique, and the reason for today's column, is the fact that we are, as I love...

 This week Comics Bulletin says goodbye to our longest-standing contributor, Ray Tate.Ray has been a member of Comics Bulletin's staff since the day in 2000 that my predecessor, Jason Brice, first...

Every convention has a different vibe.Some are big and daunting and overwhelming and crazy. Yes, San Diego Comic-con, I'm talking about you in all your splendid, insane, ridiculously over-the-top...

 Well, it's come and gone once again, our annual pilgrimage to the place from whence so many dreams emerge, so many fan and friend legends are born, so many secret Only-in-Vegas tales are birthed,...

 On behalf of all of us who work on Comics Bulletin, let me welcome you to Comics Bulletin 3.0! If you're a new reader of this site, you probably read that sentence above with a shrug of your...