The innovative publisher of horror and sci-fi comics was staked in the heart by McCarthyism back in the 1950s, but sustained ...

The annual alternative comics convention returns to Bethesda, Md., on Sept. 12–13, with a slate of program featuring a ...

The writer and artist explains how his new graphic novel (New York Review Comics, out now) was inspired by losing friends in the pandemic and memories of 1990s-era Vertigo comics.

The Guild and 13 co-plaintiffs including Jonathan Franzen and George R.R. Martin, along with defendants OpenAI and its majority shareholder Microsoft, have asked a U.S. District Court for summary ...

Nigel Newton, who founded the U.K.-based publisher 40 years ago and has overseen its growth into a £325.9 million company, ...

The World’s Fastest Man‘, a new graphic biography by Frederick Noland, delivers a comprehensive and fitting tribute to the life and accomplishments of the 19th and early 20th century champion Black ...

Estate management firm International Literary Properties is elevating Barra to chief executive across the Americas, the U.K., and Europe, as studios and streamers increasingly seek out ...

The longtime national medical director of child literacy nonprofit Reach Out and Read will be presented with the honor for ...

The U.K. event, run by the Bookseller, focuses on industry innovation and trending topics. It is moving from its usual slot ...

The audiobook company says it is accelerating its production of English-language translations of popular genre titles from France, Germany, Italy, and Spain to meet growing demand.

Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book, a middle grade novel, a dual timeline YA novel, and more.

Hachette Book Group and Hachette UK have partnered with Barnes & Noble and Waterstones to conduct storytimes in schools and ...