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Andre Szymanowicz draws some quirky stuff, such as Don Draper dressed as Madman and his "Popgun"-invitee comic "Sushi Nachos." It's no wonder that he was asked to contribute artwork for "Elephantmen," too, given how animated his Batman and Spirit sketches look, even when they're covered in shadows and watercolors...

Gaming: Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds finally has a release date. Get ready to call in sick February 15, 2011. Music: Cliff Chiang has created a one-page Lady Gaga comic for GQ. It goes on sale later this month and looks Clifferiffic so far...

Illustrator Angie Wang, who happened to be one of the contributors to that Katamari art auction from the other day, doesn't stay within the realm of comics-inspired art in her work, but she does do Sailor Moon like you've probably never seen before...

Barbarian fans are typically hip to the bare-chested antics of Conan, Kull and even He-Man, but Derek Charm's Paragaul of Spelndora from Top Shelf 2.0's latest Webcomic short "Blood & Glitter," stands out from the pack with one of the most...u...

Last week, pop star Lady Gaga joined luminaries like JK Rowling and Rush Limbaugh as one of the celebrities to have a comic book biography with the release of the first issue of "Fame," the series that keeps the allegedly grand tradition of Revolution's early '90s "Rock 'n' Roll Comics" alive for a new generation...

Art: Robot 6 compiles Lady Gaga illustrations after the recent release of her "Telephone" duet with Beyonce. Interviews: Kurt Busiek gets interviewed by a Girl Scout. Tributes: Frank Miller offers a touching tribute to "Sin City" actress Brittany Murphy, who passed away late year...

It's been a few weeks since her wins at The Grammys, but folks across the comic book community are still musing over Lady Gaga's glittery hat, which Totalylookslike.com has branded a stand-in for Superman's Fortress of Solitude. That conclusion got us thinking: What other comic book friendly locations would make good headwear for one of pop music's biggest icons...

Granted, comics and fashion aren't the two most natural worlds to mate together into an artistic hybrid, but since the Tim Gunn cameo in the Marvel Comics series "Models Inc," anything is now apparently possible. Just listen to this next sentence, if you don't believe me: There are copies of what seriously look like black and white minicomics on sale at the high fashion Marc Jacobs store