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Since its earliest days, comics have offered readers a glimpse of alternate, magical realities. Their robust worlds filled with interesting characters have fueled imaginations and gave readers a glimpse into what is possible.

This fall 2022, watch out for a new season of the Emmy-award winning "Artbound," where we learn more about "Love & Rockets," a long-running comic book series from made by three brothers from Oxnard that gained a worldwide fanbase. In the meantime, see how this visual and literary medium have given readers multiverses to draw on.

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Every year, thousands of comic book, sci-fi, and movie fans flock to crowded convention centers and large arenas to reenact and cosplay some of their favorite characters.
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Sergio Aragones is one of the icons of cartoon art. A contributor to MAD Magazine since the 1960s, Aragones continues to attend comic book conventions around the county.
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The contributions of women to comic books are often ignored. "Womanthology" is part of a feminist movement emerging in the comic book world.
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Art inhabits an unusual space at regional Comic-Cons. Certain genres of art -- from fantasy to pop surrealism to designer toys -- have long had a home at the convention.
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At the gallery Giant Robot 2, "Post It" has become something of an L.A. tradition, an egalitarian exhibition, not just for the artists, but for the patrons.
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Japanese American artist and writer, Stan Sakai draws on the multi-cultural artistic nexus that is Los Angeles, creating characters, settings and imagery that are Japanese, but whose lettering and narrative style originate mostly in the West.
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