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Those of you who already read Ryan North's Dinosaur Comics are probably already aware that it's frequently the greatest thing ever, and those of you who don't are about to find out why. Because this week, T-Rex & Co. started debating not only the possibility of Batman potentially existing in the real world, but just what they'd have to do to ensure it: Like I said: the greatest thing ever. An

Ryan North of Dinosaur Comics has spoken many times -- including our recent interview announcing his latest collection -- about a certain dream he has: a dream to make a Dinosaur Comics whiteboard where you can write and erase new adventures for T-Rex, Utahraptor, Dromiceiomimus and friends as many times as you want, like a god of infinite comics...

Dinosaur Comics -- a webcomic featuring three dinosaurs, a house, a car, and a really tiny person -- is one of our favorite webcomics, despite the fact that the art never changes. (Or perhaps... because of it?) And there are few things we know about its creator, Ryan North: He is very tall, he is Canadian, he has a penchant for rad t-shirts and he is about to put out his newest collection, Dinosau

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As anyone who has been to Comic-Con can attest, the annual comics mega-convention is a pretty intense experience that often generates some memorable stories. Everyone seems to have at least one crazy convention tale to tell, and since creators are no exception, we got Grant Morrison ("Batman Inc"), Kieron Gillen ("Thor"), Jamie McKelvie ("Phonogram"), Jeff Lemire (&

Is there anything more extreme than skateboarding out of a helicopter? "Dinosaur Comics" does not think so, which is why it has released a new tee called "The Most Extreme Shirt" through Topatoco. Personally, I think that commercial where the guy falls out of the sky in a shopping cart, lands on a highway, and then drives against traffic down the narrow column between two trac

The much ballyhooed announcement of the Apple tablet finally arrived this Wednesday, along with the slightly unfortunate name "iPad" and details on what will essentially be a giant iPhone, but with no phone. There's been a lot of speculation about what this will mean for the digital distribution of comics, much of which was rounded up at CBR and later at Newsarama, while Rich Johnston tr

When it comes to Superman's powers, ignorance is bliss. The guy can do pretty much anything, but most importantly, he can do what looks awesome: flying, melting things with his eyes and freezing things with his breath. Does anyone really want to ruin the magic with something as abrasive as physics...

One of the many ways that Bruce Wayne created the illusion of being a frivolous playboy and not a terrifying night avenger was by lolling around and drinking a lot of champagne -- except that it wasn't actually champagne, but ginger ale. This was so that he could retain his cat-like (or BAT-LIKE) reflexes if a supervillain attacked the party and he had to change into Batman, which he usually did..

Ryan North is taking the week off, which means guest strips at "Dinosaur Comics." Far and away my favorite is the most recent addition by Andrew Hussie of MS Paint Adventures, which turns the comic into a dynamic Choose Your Own Adventure where the dialogue changes depending on how fast you read...