Alan Moore: why I turned my back on Hollywood
Alan Moore, eccentric genius behind graphic-novel classics V for Vendetta and Watchmen, rejected big-movie riches. Now he has made a low-budget film in his beloved home town, Northampton
The Dandy was drawn by a genius who bears comparison to Magritte
Ian Jack: I grew up with DC Thomson comics, but it's all changed now. Where did the polite tramcars of Cactusville go?
Alan Moore’s Neonomicon censored by US library
South Carolina library declares award-winning graphic novel 'inappropriate' for its shelves
We Won’t See Auschwitz by Jérémie Dres – review
Jérémie Dres brings universal appeal to the story of a road trip to discover his own family's Polish-Jewish roots, writes Rachel Cooke
Best graphic novels of 2012
A mother and her metal-head son go on an awkward holiday, while Bryan Talbot produces animal magic, writes Rachel Cooke
Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine to appear in X-Men: Days of Future Past
Jackman in talks to take up a prominent role in time-bending X-Men: First Class sequel, to be directed by Bryan Singer
Man of Steel will set up Justice League movie, director says
'Yeah, they trust me to keep them on course,' says Zack Snyder when quizzed about links to 2015 Avengers-style film featuring Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman
The graphic novel’s spectacular rise: from kids’ comics to the Costa prize
Cartoonists Joff Winterhart and Mary Talbot gain accolades that once would have seemed like a pipe dream
Two Costa nominations isn’t the full picture for comics
Peter Wild: Kudos to Bryan and Mary M Talbot and Joff Winterhart, but the graphic scene is full of authors worthy of mainstream awards
Costa book awards: the comic contenders
Days of the Bagnold Summer and Dotter of Her Father's Eyes are the first graphic works to be shortlisted for one of the UK's most prestigious book awards
Jimmy’s End by Alan Moore: exclusive look at the first full trailer
Ben Child: Comic-book creator Alan Moore's first short film, an 'occult, noir-flecked' collaboration with photographer Mitch Jenkins, will be unveiled next month. Here's a first taste
Kickstarter: the crowdfunding site that wants to spark a creative revolution in the UK
Got a bright idea for a film, a comic or even a hi-tech watch? For many, Kickstarter could be the answer – and now it's launched in Britain
Neil deGrasse Tyson reveals location of Superman’s home planet
With appearance in Action Comics #14, astrophysicist locates Krypton in our very own universe (and tells you how to find it)
UFOs, aliens and friendship: graphic short story competition winner
Corban Wilkin, winner of the 2012 Observer/Jonathan Cape/Comica award, explains to Rachel Cooke that the prize money will be useful for his rent, as well as art materials