Dan Hipp

A superhero sitcom inspired by the characters created and/or popularized by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, Teen Titans Go! is one of the best ever DC Comics series to come out of Warner Bros. Animation, which is saying something considering the prestigious history of that association...

Cartoon Network's version of the Teen Titans is coming back to DC Comics this December, and the new digital-first series will share the same comedic backbone as the Teen Titans Go! cartoon, according to the writers. Like the cartoon, the comic will be about "the interaction between the characters," said writer Merrill Hagan, who will alternate arcs with Sholly Fisch.

We make a regular practice at ComicsAlliance of spotlighting particular artists or specific bodies of work, but because cartoonists, illustrators and their fans share countless numbers of great images on sites like Flickr, Tumblr, DeviantArt and seemingly infinite art blogs that we’ve created Best Art Ever (This Week), a weekly depository for just some of the pieces of especially compelling artwor

From 2003 to 2006, Teen Titans was one of the most fun and enjoyable translations of the DC Universe to television, but sadly, all good things must end. I learned that from Star Trek, so it has to be true. Sometimes, however, good things manage to make a comeback, and tonight at 7:30 Eastern, Cartoon Network is proving that to be true with the premiere of Teen Titans Go... Read More ...

Cartoonist Dan Hipp created this characteristically excellent piece in honor of Memorial Day, when we here in the United States take special time out to recognize and honor the real-life superheroes in the armed forces who made the ultimate sacrifice defending America and her allies...

Legal: Diary of a Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney filed a lawsuit this week against Antarctic Press over their Diary of a Zombie Kid parody comics (one of which is currently scheduled to get a Free Comic Book Day release). Anime: Marvel's Blade anime will come to American audiences via G4 this January...

Art: Eric Drooker (The New Yorker, Howl) created a poster for Occupy Wall Street. Anime: New One Piece resumed this past weekend. What'd you think? Cosplay: Marvel has kicked off "Costoberfest," a promotion that profiles cosplayers via social media daily through the month of October...

TV: The Walking Dead's season two premiere on October 16 will be 90 minutes, but the season itself will have a slow march in two sections. The first six eps will air in the weeks following the premiere with the rest to resume February 12 and its following Sundays...

Luigi powers up with what we can assume was a Gamma ray mushroom in this Super Mario/Hulk mash-up by artist Dan Hipp. You can check out more of Hipp's relentless sweet art at his website.

Digital Comics: It looks like Walmart is getting in on the digital comics game by linking Captain America: First Vengeance #1 (which you can ready for free) via its online Cap store. Webcomics: I echo Robot 6's recommendation to read Michael DeForge's Spotting Deer for free online, like, right now...