Karlovy Vary Film Festival and European Film Promotion present Future Frames, a showcase of films by students and graduates ...

Captain America should be the most jingoistic superhero. But on this July Fourth, it's good to remember that he, like America ...

More than 500 influential directors, actors and other notable names in Hollywood and around the world voted on the best films ...

After leaving the League behind, Maxwell Lord laid low for some time, staying out of the public eye - though he did attempt ...

Mafalda,” the comic strip in which she appeared, was published in Argentina from 1964 to 1973, and remained a cultural ...

The Justice League formed in 1960 and the DC super team has broken up a handful of times, some written better than others.

The expedition served important political and scientific purposes for the fledgling nation and, eventually, as a basis for ...

A new update reveals a SnyderVerse actor’s return to the DC universe in a surprising Superman-related role. Actor Ray Porter, ...

Much like a well-written sci-fi epic, the tech world is filled with unexpected twists, existential questions, and the ...

Every 2nd and 4th Saturday comedian Ben Asher presents a tasting of what the NYC-area's best stand-up comics are cooking up ...

1. A Comic Revolution in Europe In the mid-20th century, European comics were on the brink of change. At the forefront was Hergé, a Belgian artist whose work transcended borders and generations.

That’s where slice-of-life comics come into play. These comics are relaxing, chill, and down-to-earth. They portray everyday events, from the slow fall into love to everyday chaos.