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2026 Eisner Awards honor the best in comics

One of the most prestigious awards given to comics, the 2026 Eisner Awards were presented at San Diego Comic Con last weekend. They are given to comics published in the United States in the previous year, although the creators themselves are not required to be American. The award began in 1988 and is named after

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Hit the Road: 8 Road Trip Comics

As summer progresses, more and more people will get into cars and go on weekend, week-long or month-long drives. A road trip is a classic summer experience, whether alone to get away from your stomping grounds, or as a family to experience something new. Comics are uniquely suited as a medium to depict road trips.

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animal comics for adult readers

webtoon unscrolled For fans of modern romance and adorable animals. Opposites attract when Pam, recently angered by her unruly dog ​​Bob, finds an unexpected connection with her mysterious, dog-loving neighbor, Tyler. A mutual dog-keeping agreement sparks undeniable feelings, but deep self-doubt and miscommunication threaten to keep them apart. When Pam feels that their relationship has

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Jerry Moriarty, painter whose brushstrokes elevated comics, dies at 88

In the late 1970s, comedian Art Spiegelman and his wife, editor Francois MoulyHe began dreaming up a new magazine that he hoped would elevate cartooning into the realm of high art. A coworker suggested they talk to Jerry Moriarty, a painter who lived in Manhattan, a little uptown from their SoHo loft. Arriving at Mr.

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Comics to keep your brain from melting in the summer

If History If that’s more your speed, try Julio Anta Si Se Puedeabout the underappreciated role played by Latinos throughout American history; Marta Breen and Jenny Jordahl destroy patriarchyAbout the many women who have risked everything to fight against misogynistic individuals and systems around the world; Or Alex L. Combs and Andrew Aket Trans history:

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Compelling and engaging nonfiction comics

For those less familiar with comics, the idea that comics can be non-fiction may be surprising. But it’s true: comics are a format rather than a genre, so they can tell both true and fictional stories through attractive art, dialogue, and design. There are no limits to what comics can do. As comics continue to

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