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DC and Marvel Comics, 2 leaders in the sequential art industry, each have a unique history and bring different strengths to the graphic novel/comic book market.

The movie store is looking a lot like the comic book shop nowadays. With cash cows such as Iron Man and X-Men, newly formed Marvel Studios has its work cut out.

Marvel Comics exploiting fans by publishing numerous Civil War crossover spin-offs which complete the storyline. DC playing safely with one Infinite Crisis tie-in: 52

Comic book subscriptions are good for casual readers, but may not satisfy collectors. Subscription issues, while cheap and convenient, can miss variants and cross-overs.

Ever since the early 1960s, the comic book fan base has been divided largely between two companies: Marvel Comics and DC Comics.

Writers once looked down at their fellows who penned comic-book scripts. Today, though, the field is red hot. Too bad there's so little money involved.

Thousands of geeks want to write or draw comics; but most don't take the time to learn the even the basics. These books will set you on the path to becoming a comics pro.

Many in the general public think they know basic facts about Spider-Man's life. They're wrong.

Don't be intimidated by half a century of back stories-it's easier than you think to start a comic book hobby for the first time.

This article lists some great resources for artist aspiring to dive into the world of comic illustration.

Steampunk is a sub-genre of historical science fiction and fantasy in which the inventions of the future are created using the technologies of the Victorian era.

Graphic novels run the full gamut. Classically illustrated to scantily drawn, text heavy to fluffy dialogue, family oriented to adult themed books, graphic novels can and do appeal to every interest group and age range. They can be good, bad, excellent, terrible, and/or moving.

Choosing Halloween costumes can be exciting for toddlers. These cartoon costume ideas for two and three year olds offer suggestions and ideas that may inspire parents.

Even if you're new to comic book reading, you know how quickly those books stack up.

Every once in while, a truly great story arch comes along in the comic book world. These stories, collected into graphic novels, make great gifts for comic books fans.

With the highly symbolic death of Captain America in Captain America #25, Marvel Comics' declares a loser to the long-time question of personal freedom versus security,

Who doesn't like free things? Thanks to marketing, the internet, and the goodwill of a few comic book distributors, anyone can get free, full issues.

This week in comics: Thor refuses to let sleeping dogs lie, Countdown picks up steam, and the End League learns to stop worrying and love the bomb.

Lam reveals what it's like to be a digital colorist today, what it was like working with Red 5, and information of how to get FREE comics.

The Alcoholic is a shrewd portrayal of one man's addictive behavior gone AWOL tinged with black humor and gritty soul-searching.

Kevin Nowlan has illustrated a wide variety of superhero and alternative comics since the 1980s. Nowlan's distinctive design work has influenced comics spin-offs too.

For two decades, there's been a strong British voice in American comics, especially outside the superhero genre. A few writers have emerged at the head of this movement.

Capes Comic Book Lounge in Omaha, located in the chic Benson area of town, marked its first-year anniversary on Saturday, August 22. Guest artists made for a unique day.