New York Comic-Con

This year at New York Comic-Con, love was in the air. Not only were free hugs being passed out by cosplaying anime-lovers, but there was also a marriage proposal at the Marvel Comics booth by puppeteer whose name remains unknown, but who has a YouTube channel here...

While at New York Comic-Con last weekend, ComicsAlliance's Chris Sims had the opportunity to speak to writer and artist Tony Daniel, who will taking over both the scripting and art on "Batman" starting this November. We discussed the usual things you'd expect: How it's different to write Dick Grayson as Batman instead of Bruce Wayne, what it's like to work with Grant Morrison... Read Mo

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Missed New York Comic-Con? ComicsAlliance was there to catch all the biggest news, and we'll have lots more to come this week about the most important comics, creators, and announcements from the weekend in New York. In the meantime, check out our complete list of announcements and coverage so far of NYCC...

Led by new Senior Vice President of Digital Comics, Hank Kanalz, DC Comics' final panel of New York Comic Con 2010 spotlighted the publisher's various initiatives in the emerging digital comics market, including an upcoming DC Android application and some teases about more simultaneous digital and print releases...

Marvel's final presentation of New York Comic Con 2010 was the Next Big Thing panel on Sunday, which featured a host of announcements, including that Jason Aaron and artist Ron Garney will be launching an Ultimate Captain America miniseries, Sara Pichelli will be taking over the art on Ultimate Spider-Man, and a new "Alias" series from Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos is in the w

After a long 26-issue run on the title, creators Sterling Gates and Jamal Igle are saying goodbye to DC Comics' "Supergirl." Beginning with January's issue #60, the series' new creative team will consist of Nick Spencer ("T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents," "Morning Glories") and Bernard Chang ("Superman")...

At New York Comic Con's DC Nation Town Hall panel Sunday morning, DC Comics Co-Publisher Jim Lee announced that the nucleus of shuttered imprint WildStorm Productions will be re-forming in Burbank, CA as the DC Digital Comics division, headed by former WildStorm Vice President Hank Kanalz...

Marvel's Cup o' Joe panel at New York Comic Con 2010 consisted mostly of a question and answer session, but there were a few interesting revelations over the course of the presentation. Marvel's Arune Singh brought up the return of CrossGen by saying one name: Mark Waid, who was a writer for CrossGen before it went out of business...

Following on the heels of his and Alex Maleev's creator-owned "Scarlet" series for Marvel's Icon imprint, writer Brian Michael Bendis revealed to CBR on Saturday the existence of "Takio," a forthcoming all-ages series with Michael Avon Oeming...