Let’s face it: all the really good ideas for comic book villains were taken by, oh, around 1942. The writers have just been scraping the sides of the jar since then.

As proof we offer these villains who, in real life, couldn’t frighten a gazelle. picked by daftgretel 11 months ago

Like any community that draws active fans, the comic world has its share of controversies. While each point of contention might not be enough to fragment the comic world and send it spiraling into cataclysm, they often stir the pot enough to send readers yammering on-and-on for months. picked by sholom22 1 year ago

Little article covering a DC Silver Age comic, Strange Adventures #79 (April 1957) entitled "Invaders from the Ice World" about Snow Man who have advanced technology, laser beam eyes, and are invulnerable to force. You can download the comic here. picked by 2manyusernames 9 months ago

I can't imagine reading a comic today where the Joker vows revenge on Gotham city for making fun of his boner... dig out your old comic books, they're in there! picked by BrownTrout 1 year ago

Comic Sans started in 1995 and is now being abused by seemingly everyone. And, according to these guys, if current usage trends continue, the United States dollar bills will be using Comic Sans by 2022. picked by TheStep 1 year ago

Robert Downey Jr. signed to star in film adaptation of Marvel comic. Ozzy Osbourne available for comment, but unintelligible. picked by Wingnut 2 years ago

Ricky Gervais visits Africa for Comic Relief....or so it seems. picked by motorstorm 1 year ago

I love Tom Brady, and thought this comic book was so funny. Its very true. picked by JennyCa 2 months ago

Spiderman (Marvel) and Superman (DC) talk about their company's comic films. Enjoy! picked by TheStep 1 year ago

Create your own comic strip! No artistic ability required. (post links here if you bother to try). picked by donteatpoop 2 years ago

Funny photos from the 2007 Comic Con. picked by juicyfruit 1 year ago

In 1947 Life Magazine asked some famous comic strip artists to to draw their famous characters while wearing a blindfold. The results are interesting. picked by sholom22 1 year ago

When Frank Miller was six, he went into his mother's kitchen and handed her a bundle of typing paper. "The paper was all folded over and I'd drawn all over it. That was my first handmade comic. I held it up and told her that this was what I was going to be doing for the rest of my life. I really was dedicated to creating comics from that age." picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

An awesome web comic featuring old-school characters from the original Final Fantasy in a bizarre quest to save the world. picked by aoeu 2 years ago

I don't know if this has been posted before. It's being touted as the coolest comic book cover site ever. picked by Bornbad 1 year ago

This comic is best at 1024x768. picked by hmtksteve 1 year ago

From the maker of biro-art, a delightfully punny web comic featuring an octopus and a puffer fish.

Sorry for the bad pic, I'm limited at work. Will correct tonight! picked by Maven 4 months ago

Cartoonist Johnny Hart, whose award-winning "B.C." comic strip appeared in more than 1,300 newspapers worldwide, died Saturday while working at his home in Endicott. He was 76. picked by Hoosker 1 year ago

Cartoon posted on office board implied managers were drunken lemurs. picked by mandolinorange 9 months ago

The 11-chapter first act has been lauded in Rolling Stone, Wired and The Village Voice. It's 2011: President McCain is fighting for political survival, America is stuck in Iraq, and there's another oil embargo. 'Vlogger' and indie icon Jimmy Burns happens to catch a terrorist attack in NYC on his web cam, making him the new face of wartime journalism. It's about politics and war. Expect language ... read full post picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago