Oliver Jeffers: Maurice Sendak’s jumper and me
Where the Wild Things Are's author made a huge impact on me, and it required conscious effort to evade his influence
Superman contract for anti-gay author causes growing anger
Orson Scott Card's express opposition to gay rights has prompted 10,000-strong petition to DC Comics
The Hulk in space – is this the next move for The Avengers’ jade giant?
Ben Child: Mark Ruffalo may get his own Hulk movie, with a storyline based on Marvel's Planet Hulk. What do you think of the idea?
Scarfe’s Netanyahu cartoon was offensive? That’s the point
The supposedly antisemitic cartoon by Gerald Scarfe is no worse than what he – and the rest of us – do every day, writes cartoonist Martin Rowson
Is Judge Dredd gay?
Rumours suggest that the next Dredd storyline includes a teenager coming out and the comic book contains an image of Dredd kissing another man
Utopia: episode one
Richard Vine's episode blog: The first episode of C4's new drama certainly packs a lot in: comic fans stumbling across a global pharma conspiracy and an outbreak of a mysterious deadly illness
Why is Superman still so popular?
With the release of Man of Steel looming, Paul Harris examines why the Superman story retains such power after more than 70 years
How the Costa prize debate got graphic
DJ Taylor, one of the judges, on the controversial Costa selection
Costa 2012: Dotter of Her Father’s Eyes – extract
Mary and Bryan Talbot's Dotter of Her Father's Eyes has become the first graphic work to win the Costa biography prize. In this four-page extract, James Joyce moves his family to Paris in search of a publisher for his strange new novel, UlyssesClick on the pictures to see the full page
Graphic biography victory is a coup for the Costas
The awarding of the biography prize to Dotter of Her Father's Eyes anoints the form with the highest literary pedigree
Which books will win the 2012 Costa prizes?
It's the Costa category prizes tonight. Will a comic beat Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies as novel of the year? And who should win the biography and poetry awards?
The Nao of Brown by Glyn Dillon – review
Glyn Dillon's beautifully crafted graphic novel has come at a cost, writes Helen Zaltzman
Miss Moti: a comic character with a difference
Miss Moti is a fat Asian woman with no superpowers. Her creator, Kripa Joshi, tells Huma Qureshi why she has been such a hit with comic fans across the world