Dave McKean and Zach Rabiroff on the gathering storm in AI, art, and ethics

A prestige reissue of 'Hello, I'm Johnny Cash' sheds new light on a key turning point for the Man in Black.

The annual weekend celebration of independent comics, held September 12–13, once again celebrated creativity and community, even as it defied a union boycott of its venue in Bethesda, Md.

The annual prizes for indie comics, presented during the Small Press Expo on September 12, inspired fiery speeches and odes to small publishing. “Let’s get out there!” declared Best Artist winner Carol Tyler. “Follow me! Lead me! Let’s make com

The webcomic platform has been rolling out AI-assisted features related to translation, recommendations, and user avatars. Creators, translators, and Webtoon spokespeople talked with PW about the potential impacts.

Sales of Asian comics soared in the U.S. during the pandemic, then fell off, and are now up again. PW talked with publishers and booksellers about the genre’s recent success and promising future.

Richard Bruning interviewed by Zach Rabiroff, part 2.

Richard Bruning interview, part 1

Visionary Alan Moore talks ‘reality’ with Zach Rabiroff

Adam Fortier accused of misuse of funds, questionable practices, and a trail of unpaid bills.

In a post-Comixology landscape, both longstanding comics publishers and upstart digital retailers are carving out new approaches to producing, selling, and finding readers for online comics.

On the heels of the success of John Byrne’s newest X-Men story, the editorial director of Abrams ComicsArts discusses making comics that the Big Two can’t and his vision for the publisher’s growing comics division.

The Oddball's Odyssey #1 (Bad Idea, 2026) by Tony Millionaire reviewed by Zach Rabiroff, who absolutely loved it.

Alan Moore on the invention of history, interviewed by Zach Rabiroff

When we left our interview with DC Comics President and Publisher Jenette Kahn, it was 1976, and the 28-year-old Kahn had become the youngest (and the first woman) publishing leader of an American comic book company; we heard her reminisce about her

Zach Rabiroff argues that the great artistic work of Jim Shooter’s life was Jim Shooter’s life.

Zach Rabiroff remembers the legendary comics writer, who passed away back on April 26.

Zach Rabiroff talks Garry Trudeau with biographer Joshua Kendall.

Mark Gruenwald (University Press of Mississippi, 2026) by Paul V. Allen, what a marvel- review by Zach Rabiroff.

Both big-name publishers and independent creators are embracing the crowdfunding platform—and betting that its campaign model represents the future of the industry.