Frank Frazetta's original cover art for Famous Funnies #214 is available for the first time ever. This 1954 Buck Rogers ...

With such an iconic character design, Sonic makes the perfect comic book protagonist, so naturally, he's featured in some truly brilliant and bizarre cover art over the years. From moody Metal ...

From Heathrow to Richmond Hill, Kew Gardens to Griffin Park, this season’s matchday programme covers have seen players ... journey in our Who Took Buzz? comic book, which is now available ...

Arguably the most famous version of this image comes from this glorious cover designed by none other than legendary comic book writer/artist Jim Lee. In the '80s, we were introduced to the X-Men's ...

Despite the pain and anguish the bursting of the comic book speculator bubble caused the industry in the 1990s, over the past few months the “gimmick cover” – comics adorned with foil ...

Comic books have long been a treasured form of artwork thanks to the thousands of amazing creators who have lent their talents to the industry over the years. From illustrators to inkers ...

If you’ve been collecting comic books since you ... most valuable non-superhero comic book ever when a copy sold for $173,275 in 2015. The provocative cover (featuring a bound young woman ...

Back in the day, when games came on cartridges with extremely limited space, comic book covers were fine collectibles. Oh look, a nifty bit of art. A piece of comic book history. We didn’t need ...

While many readers pick books based on the creative teams involved or the stories and characters contained within, each comic is trying its best to grasp the consumer's attention with its cover.

As one of the most controversial comic book stories of the ten years, Identity Crisis holds a unique place among the industry, and the cover to the seventh and final issue in the series is the ...