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Man, who knew that in addition to illustrating anti-Catholic, anti-Islamic, anti-gay, fundamentalist Christian propaganda tracts, Jack Chick draws alarmingly decent Family Guy fan art? He's even got the angry Stewie eyes down pat. This comes from "Still No Revival," a comic about the moral decline of modern America (hint: homosexuals) and how much better things were 50 years ago... Read

The Flintstones will return to primetime television courtesy of Seth MacFarlane, Deadline reports. The creator of such salacious and perhaps even genuinely offensive animated series like Family Guy and The Cleveland Show realized a lifelong ambition by helping 20th Century Fox seal a deal with Warner Bros...

TV: Blue Beetle Jaime Reyes gives Booster Gold a stern talkin' to in new Smallville images. Anime: Warner Bros. Supernatural anime will see release in the US on July 26, Jared Padalecki's voice is all over the first season, but co-star Jensen Ackles fans will have to hunt for his voice through an unspecified amount of episodes...

Webcomics: If you needed another reason to attend the Axe Cop One Year Anniversary Celebration coming up at Meltdown Comics in LA on January 27, the event will feature the premiere of the live action Axe Cop fan movie by Australian fan Peter Muehlenberg of Episode One...

The multiverse theory -- where all possible worlds exist as multiple universes -- has become an important part of the DCU, and some of the biggest DC events in recent history, like "52" and "Final Crisis." Now, the concept has made its way into "Family Guy," where Brian and Stewie went tripping through their own version of the multiverse in the season premiere... Read

The animated shows of Fox are kicking off their new seasons this Sunday with superheroes this year, as Homer prepares to star in a comic book movie on "The Simpsons," and "Family Guy" premieres with an episode titled "Road to the Multiverse," a cross-dimensional theme frequently plumbed by DC Comics...

"Family Guy" creator Seth McFarlane reveals in the new issue of Playboy that as virtually every fan of the series has always suspected, the matricidal toddler Stewie Griffin is, in fact, gay:We had an episode that went all the way to the script phase in which Stewie does come out...

Brian Heater of PC Magazine and The Daily Crosshatch had a chance to talk with the legendary Adam West at Comic-Con, where the "Batman" and "Family Guy" star was selling "Adam West Naked," a $40 personal commentary track on the original "Batman" TV series...