Cole Goco’s “Billy the Pop” comics just earned him a prize from Wesleyan University.

“There are so many unique stories about Washington that most people don’t know about.”

The sprawling event helped you forget about the real world, if only for a moment,

One of the biggest artists in mainstream comics is making a rare appearance this weekend.

These projects are as educational as they are entertaining.

The comics industry in Spain is not so different from the current state of American independent comics.

Politics and Prose has announced a five-part graphic novel lineup starting this week that will run through the beginning of November.

Graphic novels aren’t often taken seriously, but tomorrow Politics and Prose is inviting four graphic novelists to discuss their craft.

History isn’t for everyone, but the vibrant comics in “District Comics: An Unconventional History of Washington, D.C.” bring parts of the city’s past to life.

Due to a tight budget, City Paper dumped its comics page at the end of 2011, just nine months after bringing it back after a long hiatus.