Michael Rosen has taken his radio show Word Of Mouth to look at the power of the language of comics, with comics theorist and cognitive researcher Neil Cohn, author of The Visual Language of Comics.

Anyone familiar with the comics industry over the past couple of years is no stranger to the call for more diverse comics, both in terms of subject matter and comics creators. And while there have ...

The new book traces the history of DC Comics variants covers from the very beginning when DC Comics published The Man of Steel #1 with two different covers from artist John Byrne. ComicBook.com can ...

To bring comic books to life in live action films; talented, unsung heroes work day in and day out to impressively convey believable visual effects on screen. Today, voting begins for the best looking ...

Today, we’re bringing you a collection of wholesome comics that many girls will relate to. The series by Julie Hang is just a ...

AI COMIC leverages advanced AI models to transform single photos or short video clips into high-quality visuals ranging from anime-style motion videos to hyper-realistic portraits within minutes. By ...

Last year we debuted the first of what we hope to be an ongoing series here at SuperHeroHype, From Comics to Movies. In the two articles, we focused on Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Trilogy as ...

In both, webcomics and games, the narrative is developed with the help of the visual language. The same way, but the dialects are different. Games are dynamic and interactive: the camera moves, your ...

We’re quickly approaching the return of Batman to the big screen. The Dark Knight has had a long history at the movies, and he shows no signs of stopping any time soon. Though it has been a few years ...