Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Back in 1966, Marvel Comics published a series of “mini-books” featuring many of their most popular characters. These teeny-tiny ...

They are very hard to come by in the UK. The publisher only accepting cheques made in dollars was often a sticking point. But as of this week, Orbital Comics in London is a new stockee of Steve Ditko ...

Written, drawn, printed, collated, folded, and stapled the DIY way: self-published and self-distributed mini comics revolutionized the medium. A subculture that thrives and depends on selling and ...

Sixty-eight of them, totally 1232 pages and now collected in oversized hardcover form by Dark Horse Comics for October in comic stores as the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Minicomic ...

As I mentioned at the end of last week’s column, I went to Flame Con recently and had a wonderful time. Flame Con is the world’s largest queer comic con, and queer cartoonists and artists from all ...

One night, my roommates and I settled down to a lazy evening browsing HBO’s decades-old on-demand catalogue of “Real Sex”. It became obvious that the ‘90s were categorically unattractive. Similarly — ...

Teeny-tiny Marvel Comics from the ’60s held the world record for world’s smallest comics. Now, you will be able to buy them again. The 1960s was the era when Marvel Comics really became MARVEL COMICS.