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First Second to Launch World Citizen Comics

By Calvin Reid | 03/13/2019 @ 09:00AM

First Second Books, Macmillan’s graphic novel imprint, is launching World Citizen Comics, a line of nonfiction graphic works focused on civic involvement and media literacy, including books for children and teens.
Panel Mania: Tyler Cross: Angola By Fabien Nury and Brüno

by PW staff | 03/05/2019 @ 05:00PM

In this excerpt from 'Tyler Cross: Angola, Cross,' Nury and Brüno’s 1940s criminal antihero, finds himself imprisoned in Louisiana’s notoriously brutal Angola State Prison after an easy insurance scam turns into a doublecross.
Faith Visits the Dreamside: PW Talks with Jody Houser and M.J. Kim

By Quinn Hesters | 02/26/2019 @ 03:00PM

'Written by Jody Houser with art by M.J. Kim, 'Faith: Dreamside' collects the ongoing adventures of Faith Herbert, aka Zephyr, Valiant Comics’ breakout fangirl-turned-plus-sized superheroine.
Panel Mania: No Ivy League by Hazel Newlevant

Compiled by Calvin Reid | 02/20/2019 @ 12:00AM

In 'No Ivy League,' Hazel Newelvant’s forthcoming graphic memoir, the author looks back on the summer when Hazel was 17 years old and is forced to confront youthful illusions about the world and white privilege. An excerpt.
'Comics Will Break Your Heart': PW Talks with Faith Erin Hicks

By Calvin Reid | 02/20/2019 @ 12:00AM

We spoke with Eisner Award-winning comics artist Faith Erin Hicks about her first YA prose novel, 'Comics Will Break Your Heart,' which is named after a quote by legendary superhero artist Jack Kirby.
Comics Is a Market in Transition

By Shannon O’Leary | 02/15/2019 @ 07:00PM

Retailers are struggling to adapt to changes among comics consumers and publishers.
Panel Mania: A Fire Story by Brian Fies

Compiled by Calvin Reid | 02/06/2019 @ 02:00PM

'A Fire Story' is an unflinching work of graphic nonfiction detailing the experiences of cartoonist Brian Fies, his family and their neighbors just before and in the aftermath of a devastating Northern California wildfire that destroyed their homes and all their possessions in late 2017. 'A Fire Story' will be published by Abrams ComicArts in March.
The Fanatic Is Coming

By PW Staff | 02/05/2019 @ 09:00AM

The Fanatic, a new biweekly newsletter offering a curated selection of PW's coverage of graphic novels and pop culture, will launch this Wednesday. The Fanatic will run on the first and the third Wednesday of each month.
Trotman’s Iron Circus Celebrates ‘Strange and Amazing’ Comics

By Brigid Alverson | 02/05/2019 @ 09:00AM

Founded by cartoonist/publisher and crowdfunding diva SpikeTrotman to self-publish her early graphic novels, Iron Circus Comics has grown into a full-service queer-friendly small press specializing in publishing original comics works by an impressive range of young artists.
Z2 Comics Finds Niche in Graphic Novels and Music

By Calvin Reid | 01/25/2019 @ 07:00PM

In 2017, the small indie graphic novel house based in New York published a graphic novel about a down-and-out music producer that included a soundtrack. Since then, the publisher has released a series of graphic novels based on music and the bands that produce it.
Denpa Books Debuts with Eclectic Indie Manga List

By Deb Aoki | 01/22/2019 @ 05:00PM

Denpa Books, a new indie manga publisher specializing in an eclectic list of titles for grown-up readers, debuted at AnimeNYC in late 2018, and has announced several new titles coming in 2019.
PW’s Most-Read Comics Stories of 2018

By Calvin Reid | 01/14/2019 @ 08:00AM

The announcement of the final year of Check, Please!, Ngozi Ukazu’s LGBTQ hockey webcomic and graphic novel, PW’s annual comics retailers survey, and Abrams ComicArts’ cancellation of a controversial graphic novel were among PW’s most-read comics stories in 2018.
Kupperman’s ‘All The Answers’ Wins PW’s Annual Graphic Novel Critics Poll

by PW Staff | 12/12/2018 @ 08:30AM

Michael Kupperman’s poignant family memoir 'All The Answers' (Gallery 13) has won PW’s 2018 Graphic Novel Critics Poll.
Chris Ryall Returns to IDW Publishing

By Calvin Reid | 12/11/2018 @ 09:45AM

Ryall, who left IDW earlier this year, has been named president, publisher, and chief creative officer of the comics and graphic novel publisher. Former IDW president and publisher Greg Goldstein is stepping down.
Stan Lee’s Enduring Legacy At Marvel Comics

By Calvin Reid | 11/30/2018 @ 07:00PM

The outpouring of tributes to the late, great comics writer, editor, and former chairman of Marvel Comics was a fitting coda to a long and influential career. And his passing is felt most intensely at the publishing house he led.
Layoffs at Lion Forge

By Calvin Reid | 11/29/2018 @ 10:00PM

St. Louis independent graphic novel publisher Lion Forge has announced a restructuring of the company that includes eliminating 12 positions.
Abrams Cancels Controversial 'Suicide Bomber' Graphic Novel

By John Maher | 11/24/2018 @ 02:00PM

Abrams will cancel the planned May 2019 publication of a graphic novel on its ComicsArts list, 'A Suicide Bomber Sits in the Library,' following criticism on social media and elsewhere.
Anime NYC 2018 Attracts 36,000 Fans to Javits Center

By Calvin Reid | 11/20/2018 @ 09:00AM

More than 36,000 fans attended Anime NYC 2018, an annual convention focused on anime, manga and Asian pop culture held at the Javits Convention Center, launched last year by Leftfield Media.
Photo Mania: Comic Arts Brooklyn 2018

| 11/19/2018 @ 12:00AM

Comic Arts Brooklyn, the annual Brookyn indie and self-published comics and graphic novel festival, returned the campus of Pratt Institute with a new schedule (this year's show is on a Sunday), and a boost in the number of exhibitors. PW was on hand to bring back images of artists and fans at this year's show.
Comic Arts Brooklyn 2018 Returns to Pratt Campus

By Calvin Reid | 11/14/2018 @ 09:00AM

Comic Arts Brooklyn 2018 returned to the Pratt Institute campus with a lineup of indie and self-published cartoonists that included such artists as Julie Doucette, Hartley Lin, Jane Mai, Al Columbia, Olivier Schrauwen, Ariel Schrag, and Mark Newgarden.

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