Long before Frank Frazetta became internationally renowned for his genre-defining — and redefining — paintings of Conan, Tarzan and John Carter of Mars and other characters, he created the Snow …

A CGC-graded 3.0 copy of Action Comics #1 fetched $310,700 in a recent $7.17 million comics and comics art auction, Heritage Auctions announced. That’s a far cry from the record …

With the release last week of Princess Ugg #4, writer/artist Ted Naifeh cleared some time in his schedule to discuss the ongoing Oni Press series. After years spent with Courtney …

Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today’s artist is Al Williamson, and the stories are “Fired!” from Crime SuspenStories #17 …

As a kid, The Phantom was one of my favorite comic strips. So last year, I was enthused when I learned that writer Jeff Parker was collaborating with artist Marc …

Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez has curated a special collection of art by the late Frank Frazetta that will be on display beginning Saturday in Austin, Texas, during South by Southwest. A …

Following up from last week’s opening of their joint exhibitions at New York City’s John Levine Gallery, the contemporary art magazine Hi-Fructose has an image-rich, wholly enthusiastic review of the …

Veteran artist Arthur Suydam is seeking help in recovering artwork recently stolen from his New York City studio. Among the pieces are Suydam’s own gouche painting “Alien Genocide” and a …

Horror comics historian Craig Yoe and horror comics enthusiast Steve "Karswell" Banes recounted the horror comics of the 1950s, digging into their gory origins, dark downfall and the artists who worked on them.

With Frank Frazetta's Thun'da returning to comics in August via Robert Place Napton and Cliff Richards' new Dynamite series, CBR presents an exclusive first look at Jae Lee's covers for issues #2 and 3.

A modern jungle lord placed in a prehistoric world, Frank Frazetta's classic hero "Thun'da" returns in August, and Robert Napton explains how the master's first story impacts the Dynamite revival.

After completing Machete Kills and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, Robert Rodriguez hopes to remake Ralph Bakshi and Frank Frazetta's 1980s animated feature Fire and Ice.

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 — …

It’s time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics. As usual, we’re focusing on graphic novels, collected volumes and first issues so that we don’t have to come up with …

The director came to Comic-Con International with plenty of news in tow, including updates on sequels to Sin City and Machete, and announcement of a Heavy Metal and the creation of a Frank Frazetta art gallery in Texas.

Publishing | Dark Horse Comics and Vanguard Productions have reached an agreement on who will publish Frank Frazetta’s White Indian comics after each company had reached separate agreements with different …

Official Press Release Led by the $657,250 “Aloha” copy of a 1939 Detective Comics #27, the legendary first appearance of “The Batman,” and the $862,513 debut of The Kerby Confer …

Official Press Release “Detective Comics” #27 is on its way to becoming the second most valable comic book ever With two weeks to go until the Aug. 5 Signature® Comics …

The internet is rightfully rich with tributes to Al Williamson in recent days. When news of his passing got around, I decided to contact a variety of folks to find …

Official Press Release Offered in the upcoming July Previews for the September Shipping Comics Dynamite Entertainment presents the Vampirella Archive Vol. 1 Premiere Hard Cover Edition and The Vampirella Masters …

Official Press Release Frank Frazetta’s original 1955 artwork for Weird Science-Fantasy #29, considered by many comic art fans to be the finest comic book cover of all time, has been …