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"Love & Rockets" is celebrating its 40th anniversary, but it began with a trio of brothers from Oxnard.
Four decades ago, "Love & Rockets" came on the comic book scene and altered the history of graphic novel publishing.
In 1970, Larry Fuller published “Ebon,” the first comic with a titular Black superhero. Initially met with low sales, the project was discontinued after one issue. Over 50 years later, Ebon and his creator finally get their flowers.
Afro-speculative trailblazers John Jennings and Stacey Robinson are the creative duo behind "Black Kirby," an art collaborative that combines Afrofuturism with the superhero genre to imagine alternative worlds that center Black stories.
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Nicole Perlman and Angela Kang explore navigating a male-dominated industry as females.
For months, Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, Iron Man, and many others were nowhere to be seen on shelves. As comic bookstores floundered, Give Comics Hope looks to lend them a hand.
"El Peso Hero" superhero steps back to showcase work of nurses and farm laborers during coronavirus pandemic.
By the 1950s, America was ready for space travel. Before anyone took the leap though, comic books, film and television were predicting humankind’s forays into the outer limits. Get a glimpse of yesteryear's ideas of space travel.
Exhibition “Artists Assemble!” highlights a new generation of comic book artists who weren’t satisfied with the narrow conception of heroes and heroines in the mainstream.
Stephen Townsend's "The Hood" was born out of the '92 civil unrest and returns to fight more nebulous evils
Biblical characters and comic book heroes meet in the layered papercut artworks of Isaac Brynjegard-Bialik.
Comic-Con, the massive geek gathering, has separated itself from the residents of surrounding neighborhoods like Barrio Logan. With Chicano-Con, David Favela and his friends worked to create their own convention -- one that encompassed the rich Mexican...