Tom Batiuk was 25 when he cracked the comics page and was billed as a voice for his generation. Today, at 75, the Ohio-based cartoonist is still staying true to that mission. “I started out ...

An announcement started hitting the pages of newspapers dotted around the country: the USA Today Network, owned by Gannett, was “standardizing” its comics across more than 200 publications.

The Washington Post interviewed four people about their abortion experiences on multiple occasions and turned these conversations into as-told-to narratives presented in the form of comic panels.

I grew up in a small, conservative town in the Midwest. So, for a majority of my life, I assumed my life would go like this: meet a boy, fall in love, get married, buy a house, have kids.

In these comics, you’ll learn about workers whose jobs are disappearing: one of Canada’s last working lighthouse keepers; a film projectionist helping to keep celluloid alive in New York City ...

By Thursday, The Post began hearing from readers calling for the strip’s cancellation. On Friday, the USA Today Network said that it “will no longer publish the Dilbert comic due to recent ...

New collections featuring the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, the Avengers and Doctor Strange remind us how these stories have become our new fairy tales.

The “DC Comics Style Guide,” created in 1982, streamlined how DC’s characters appeared on merchandise. The collector’s item is now being reissued.

Washington Post cartoonist quits, claiming comic criticizing Bezos was censored Pulitzer winner Ann Telnaes says her editor axed a cartoon depicting Bezos and billionaires groveling to Trump ...

TEMPE, Ariz. — Walking through the halls of the offices of McFarlane Toys, it’s hard not to get caught up in the sense of success that has followed Todd McFarlane for over 30 years since he ...

Today’s book bans echo a panic against comic books in the 1950s. When a climate of fear exists, people don’t scrutinize the evidence behind claims about children’s reading material ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Ann Telnaes is leaving the Washington Post after nearly two decades due to what she claims was editorial interference at the paper. In a post to her Substack on ...