Who was Superman ... pencil. oscNadel pegs this as the moment when Crumb’s id took charge, ushering in a new era of highly idiosyncratic personal and social exploration in comic art.

Interspersed with those clips, we see video of a pencil sketch being drawn, and it’s quickly revealed to be a portrait of the star. At the end of the post, the finished drawing is revealed to be ...

The auction showcases items by famous name designers and makers, including Tiffany & Co., Buccellati, Gorham, Georg Jensen, Reed & Barton, Gucci, Cartier, Pomellato, Schofield Silver, Mappin & Webb, ...

As noted, Gaines was a very open-minded guy, and so Harry Harrison, who was working in an art partnership with Wallace Wood (Harrison would pencil the comics, and Wood would ink them, although ...

That’s the Hall of Heroes Superhero Museum in Elkhart, Indiana – a place where your inner eight-year-old and your actual adult self can geek out in perfect harmony. In the quiet corners of Indiana, ...

Another round of Superman promo art has landed, showcasing David Corenswet's Man of Tomorrow as he takes flight. There are ...

To mark National Superhero Day, we have new stills from two of this year's biggest comic book movies, Superman and The ...

Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman cover sketch is on sale for $50,000, his last piece for the series. Brit Comics Art sells ...

Superman's strong Jewish roots Samantha Baskind, professor of art history at Cleveland State University, is Jewish; she sees numerous parallels between Superman’s story and the history of Jews.

LAS VEGAS – Rachel Brosnahan recalled a night filming "Superman" where the newest Man of Steel, costar David Corenswet, looked especially superheroic with his cape flapping in the moonlight.

That’s the day when James Gunn’s Superman will debut and with it the hope of a brand new era of enjoyable DC movies. Hope is indeed the right word for anything to do with the Man of Tomorrow ...