There is a certain magic around writers who tackled “The Flash” in the last 25 or so years – each of them have gone on to do incredible things after leaving the book, and most wind up talking fondly ...

Last week, we ran an article providing an abbreviated history of underground comix. It covered the decade or so when the undergrounds were at their peak popularity, and explained how they were largely ...

Terry Moore’s Abstract Studios is an imprint that’s been around for more than two decades and has dozens of awards and award nominations to its name. You’ve probably enjoyed “Strangers in Paradise,” ...

Every superhero has an origin story. Murdered parents, destroyed home world, that sort of thing. Actually, come to think of it, DC’s (arguably) biggest heroes all have origins that relate to their ...

In Manhattan’s most famous skyscraper, the Baxter Building, scientific genius Reed Richards hatches a plan that will change the lives of those he loves most — and the very course of human history — in ...

Welcome back to The Rundown, our daily breakdown on comic news stories we missed from the previous day. Have a link to share? Email our team at rundown@multiversitycomics.com. – Melissa Benoist, ...

We’re looking back at a classic today, Howard Chaykin and Mike Mignola’s 1991 adaptation of Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser stories, as well as the 1973 adaptations, collection together in a ...

2023 was a big year for Mike Mignola’s Hellboy Universe. So many comics that came out last year had seismic moments that reverberate out and can be felt in other stories. “Panya: The Mummy’s Curse,” ...

Greg Lincoln: Rob Williams and Arthur Wyatt hit readers in our divided, media obsessed hearts on the opening page. Some people embrace change; most fear it and the media ether push the fear or sport ...

Have you ever wondered why comics are lettered in all caps? If you’ve been a comic reader for any amount of time, you’ve probably heard a variety of reasons, but unless you’ve heard of the Ames Guide, ...

Roger’s one of those characters I’ve been wanting to write about, but since I like to tie Hell Notes into something going on in the recent month’s issues, I figured it’d be a long time until I got ...

“Wonder Twins” manages to be, at the same time, a comic one can use to bring new readers to the medium, and a celebration of how comics influenced other media and ...