Author: Gurley Stephen

Being a hero means stepping into a scene without knowing the ending. You pay with comfort, anonymity—sometimes your safety—for a chance, not a guarantee, to…

Gotham in the dark of night. Rain on pavement, screech of tires on wet pavement. Batman atop a building, cape flowing behind him. He has…

Comics aren’t just about guys in spandex saving the world. That’s the stereotype, right? Batman brooding, Superman flying, Spider-Man cracking jokes while dangling upside down.…

In the world of comic books, two giants, Marvel and DC, are often seen borrowing ideas from each other. This causes lively discussions and debates…

Creating your first comic book can seem like a daunting task, especially if you’ve never done it before. However, with the right approach and some…

Comics’ visual aesthetics and narrative quality create an immersive storytelling experience unlike any other media. Comic books have inspired millions with tales of courage, mystery,…

In today’s fast-paced digital age, the realm of art and storytelling has undergone a significant transformation. Traditional print media is no longer the sole platform…

There are different kinds of stories in pictures: in theme, style, plot, etc., but they all have one thing in common – in order to draw them you need the basics of visual literacy.

Before touching on the history of the origins of comics, it would be a good idea to understand adequately what a comic book is and why it is not necessarily the adventure story of “Batman” and “Spiderman.

A comic book is a publication in which a story is told through drawings and accompanying text, and is at the intersection of literature and the visual arts.