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Amazing: Tumblr user Transie's Poké ball rose by any other evolution would look as awesome. Crime: A copy of Amazing Fantasy #15 worth an estimated $15,000 has reportedly gone missing from a comic collector's home in Lincoln, Nebraska. Ind...

In the wake of pulling 100 DC Comics titles from the shelves in response to the publisher's digital exclusive deal with Amazon's Kindle Fire, it seems prominent bookstore chain Barnes and Noble is stocking at least some alternative content in the form of 2000 AD titles...

In a New York Times piece published this week, writer Nick Bilton makes the keen observation that the cultural ascension of hacker group Anonymous has been a financial boon for Warner Bros., the media company that owns the Guy Fawkes image that protesters wear as a mask...

Supergods and Action Comics writer Grant Morrison has long been known for his frank, revealing interviews, and his latest Q&A at Rolling Stone is no exception, full of blisteringly (and admirably) straight talk on a wide range of topics: sexism in superhero comics; the disturbing use of rape in Identity Crisis and Alan Moore's work; why he no longer hangs out with Mark Millar; and perhaps most

Upcoming: If nothing else, Marvel's Shattered Heroes teasers will have you excited about seeing a glammed-out Hulk in action. Events: Looking to celebrate the launch of DC's "New 52?" The Beat's got a nice guide to DC's Midnight Madness events all over North America...

Every Watchmen fan remembers the plot of Adrian Veidt a.k.a. Ozymandias: Save the world from the imminent threat of nuclear war by creating the even bigger threat of an alien invasion, and forcing the people of the world to unite against a greater enemy...

The often outspoken (when not completely silent) and renowned comics creator Alan Moore has released a statement in support of the alleged Wikileaks whistle-blower PFC Bradley Manning, a U.S. Army intelligence analyst who has been held in solitary confinement for over a year without trial...

As a loose collective of so-called "hackers" labeled Anonymous continues to cause mostly harmless chaos around the Internet, a symbol born from Alan Moore and David Lloyd's graphic novel V for Vendetta has become synonymous with the cause of radical transparency online...

Alan Moore is a pretty polarizing cat these days. On one hand, he's sort of written off every fan and creator in comics. On the other hand, he's been watching South Park and enjoyed its superhero parody "The Coon." Love him, hate him or hate loving him, the impact of Moore's work in the comic book medium over the past few decades is a fascinating thing...

This week, Top Shelf released the latest volume of Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. In Century: 1969, Moore and O'Neill continue their tour of 20th century literature, and to say that it's something I was looking forward to is a bit of an understatement...