Celebrating the best of tv, movies, and comics
Contributing writer
Graeme McMillan (he/him) has been writing about comics, culture, and comics culture on the internet for close to two decades at this point, which is terrifying to admit. His work has appeared in The Hollywood Reporter, Wired, Polygon, Inverse, Time Magazine, and the Los Angeles Times, and he also co-hosts the Wait What podcast three times a month and writes the Comics, FYI newsletter. He completely understands if you have problems understanding his accent.
How the ALA's Graphic Novel and Comics Round Table is turning libraries into comic stores
Behind the group making libraries safe for comics
Clementine is the perfect crossover between Tillie Walden and The Walking Dead
Clementine is, thankfully, still a Tillie Walden book
What's happened since Amazon's Comixology overhaul, how its actually affected sales
In February Amazon overhauled its digital comics service, but what's happened since?
Inside the dizzying, ambitious Arthurian sci-fi epic Starhenge with writer/artist Liam Sharp
Stonehenge never looked so good in Liam Sharp's Starhenge from Image Comics
Ramón Pérez shares how his Kukuburi series is him "looking to escape the routine and ennui"
Writer/artist Ramón Pérez on his personal story he's been trying to tell for over a decade
Mark Waid on returning to DC and World's Finest
Popverse chats with Mark Waid about what he's working on and what he's looking forward to
Why Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous has the Finest Dinosaur Act
Just cause it's for kids, doesn't mean it's not great
How to finally break Judge Dredd and 2000 AD into America (and the lessons in previous attempts)
Looking into the upcoming Best of 2000 AD collection and the UK anthology's long, sordid history with America
Your guide to all the big summer 2022 comics and graphic novels
Summer is here, and the time is right for reading comics
The best Marvel Comics stories of all time
This Man, This Monster, The Death of Captain America, and more!
The best DC Comics stories of all time
Batman: Year One, DC: New Frontier, and a couple (possible) surprises!
Alfred Pennyworth... alive? Looking at something DC is teasing for Batman vs. Robin
Alfred Pennyworth died four years ago, and the Bat-family found a way to move on - but what if he was to return?
Batman vs. Robin comic coming this fall from Mark Waid and Mahmud Asrar
There's trouble in the Bat-family, as Batman vs. Robin is coming this fall from Mark Waid and Mahmud Asrar
What is Star Wars, actually, in 2022? We look into it
A state of the union for all things Star Wars.
Dark Crisis - digging up the roots of the DC summer event that's been building for 40+ years
DC Comics' future starts here… but it’s been coming for quite some time.