As the first "Grumpy Cat & Pokey" miniseries draws to a close, Dynamite Entertainment has almost sold out of its massive 100,000 copy print run.

Debuting in 1938, the British magazine was officially certified last week as the longest-running weekly comic.

Writer Ben McCool talks adapting an Internet phenomenon to comic books, and CBR has an exclusive look at Steve Uy's art from issue #1.

Conventions | The standalone Stumptown Comics Fest may be history, but an event has popped up to help fill the void: Linework NW, organized by Zack Soto and Francois Vigneault, …

Penny Arcade creators Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik had a great idea when they came up with Lookouts. If youth scouting existed in fantasy worlds, earning badges would be a lot more …

Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at exactly what the title says. This week we welcome special guest Josh Wigler, editor of MTV Splash Page …

Oh, I have a lot to write about this book, just see if I don’t! I haven’t been overly impressed with Ben McCool’s comics yet, and only a small part …

Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we’d buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — …

Penny Arcade founders Jerry "Tycho" Holkins and Mike "Gabe" Krahulik, alongside writer Ben McCool and editor Cory Jones, spoke exclusively with CBR about the webcomic juggernaut's first ongoing comic series.

Talk about your Comic-Con exclusives. While walking around the show last weekend I found Bens Templesmith and McCool at Templesmith’s table, where they were putting the finishing touches on a …

Official Press Release Penny Arcade and Cryptozoic Entertainmentâ„¢ are proud to announce the launch of an all-new comic book series, The Lookouts, based on the fan-favorite Penny Arcade web comic. …

I spent Wednesday in New York City at BookExpo America, which bills itself as “the largest book industry event in North America.” It took up a good portion of the …

Creators | Freelance artist Oliver Nome, who has worked for Wildstorm and Aspen but has no health insurance, is suffering from a brain tumor, and his dealer is selling off …

Russian hero Alexander Nevsky comes to comics in Ben McCool and Mario Guevarra's adaptation of Eisenstein's classic film. "Nevsky" is out this month from IDW, and CBR spoke with McCool about the project.

Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we’d buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — …

The second day of WonderCon in Anaheim, California, featured announcements ranging from Marvel’s new Captain Marvel series to Dark Horse’s new motion-comics venture to IDW Publishing’s Womanthology miniseries: • In …

Writer Ben McCool and artist Dean Haspiel join Namco Bandai's ShiftyLook webcomics platform with a new look at the classic Japanese arcade game, "Warp & Warp." Plus, the exclusive debut of the first installment!

The game company responsible for "Tekken" and "Soul Caliber," Namco Bandai spoke with CBR about ShiftyLook, its new platform for resurrecting old and forgotten games as webcomics and mobile games.

Warner Bros. Television has bought the rights to Memoir, the 2010 Image Comics miniseries by Ben McCool and Nikki Cook about the residents of a small town who awake with no memory.

New York Comic Con picked up steam in its second day with announcements from Vertigo, Dark Horse, Marvel, IDW Publishing and Image, and the possibility of Sesame Street comics. Here …

Ben McCool (Pigs, Memoir) and Mario Guevara (Solomon Kane, Victorian Undead) will adapt Sergei Eisenstein’s 1938 film Alexander Nevsky into comics form. Titled Nevsky, IDW will publish the 110-page graphic …

Official Press Release Jim Hanley’s Universe is offering comic fans a warm up for the New York Comic Con festivities with a huge signing event featuring a variety of creators …