Jesse Hamm returns with solid advice for artists on how to help you set goals that fit your time and talents and satisfy you, without stressing you out.
Maggie Thompson returns with a post focusing on "Maggie Anecdotage," with memories she'd like to preserve in writing.
The Comic-Con Graphic Novel Book Clubs jumped headfirst into fall with another great round of discussions about graphic novels, some of them especially suited for the Halloween season!
SAM: Storytelling Across Media returns this Saturday, Oct. 24, with a special @Home edition for 2020!
Katie Cook returns in this most spookiest of seasons to show us how to draw a spooky friend!
Ever have artist's block? Jesse Hamm helps you solve that problem with three simple suggestions!
Maggie Thompson talks about some of the vastly vacuous villains in comic book history, and how they can make or break a superhero.
The Comic-Con Graphic Novel Book Clubs met again in September through the wonderment of technology to discuss another amazing assortment of graphic novels!
Hey ... who's up for some sushi? Katie Cook draws some up for us ... you can, too!
Today marks an important milestone as the Comic-Con Museum shares never-before-seen details tfrom its Long-Range Comprehensive Plan!
Jesse Hamm gives some helpful tips on how to separate figures from backgrounds when drawing comics.
Sir and Madame ... if we may please direct your attention to Maggie Thompson's post for today concerning manners in comics ... we would greatly appreciate your involvement in carefully reading this material, please. Thank you.
August got hotter in San Diego, but the Comic-Con Graphic Novel Book Clubs had it made in the shade with a stack of great comics!
Hey, let's go to the beach! Katie Cook shows us the way.
Jesse Hamm examines a sequence by artist Alan Davis from Uncanny X-Men Annual #11 (1987), and writes about what it teaches us about comic art and storytelling.
Maggie Thompson is back to talk about the challenges for comics creators related to the shape of the world around them over the decades.
The dates for Comic-Con@Home may have passed, but the exclusive content lives on! Catch up or get started with over 350 different panels and programs!
The Comic-Con Graphic Novel Book Clubs continued their online Zoom meetings in July with a plethora (we like that word) of new worlds to conquer, read, and discuss.
Do you want to play a game? We have games galore during Comic-Con@Home 2020!
Take a sneak peek at the enhanced features in our Comic-Con@Home 2020 Online Exhibit Hall!
