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On the Comics Internet, every week brings a new announcement of a bold new direction, or a cryptic teaser for the next big event. But with all that promotion, it might come as a surprise that the comic I'm most excited about for 2012 is one most American readers have probably never heard of...

I'll be honest with you guys: As much as I love Harry Potter, I've always felt that the lack of giant robot combat was the major flaw of the series. Fortunately, Neill Cameron, the creator of the awesome Mo-Bot High and the upcoming dinosaur buccaneer epic, Pirates of Pangaea, has finally taken it upon himself to correct this oversight...

This weekend, England's Prince William is getting married to Kate Middleton, and while this is apparently a pretty important event that necessitates both 24-hour coverage and collectible plates, I've never really seen what the big deal is...

Earlier this month, ComicsAlliance brought you some yuletide cheer from one of our favorite artists when I put up the best Santas of his 2009 Santa Sketchfest. But like I said then, it's a yearly tradition, and this years have somehow managed to be even better...

If you're not already a fan of British comics creator Neill Cameron, you should be! Not only did he gain Internet fame through his wildly popular A to Z of Awesomeness project, but he also wrote and drew one of our favorite graphic novels of the year, the incredible Mo-Bot High! It's probably pretty obvious at this point that I'm a fan, but one of my favorite things about Cameron is that every yea

Between figuring out classes, making new friends and dealing with the harsh judgment of the "cool" kids, it's pretty tough to start at a new high school, but at least you don't have to deal with giant robots coming out of cell phones and trying to stomp you into paste...

Regular ComicsAlliance readers will undoubtedly remember Neill Cameron as the artist whose "A to Z of Awesomeness" project brought you such amazing images as "Doctor Who Defeating Doctor Doom in a Deadly Disco Dance-Off" and "Wolverine Wishing Wonder Woman Wasn't Wasted," but now that he's gone through the entire alphabet (and a couple print runs of posters), Cameron

-- Comics creator Neill Cameron teaches us our ABCs all over again with an in-the-works collection of alphabet-themed superhero and comic book character art. (Robot 6) -- The University of Nebraska-Lincoln library archives holds a digital collection of 175 free government comics from around the world...