Jamie Foxx lined up to play Electro in Spider-Man sequel
Actor hints he is to let sparks fly as supervillain Electro in Marc Webb's planned sequel to The Amazing Spider-Man
Superman quits Daily Planet day job to go online
DC Comics' superhero turns back on print journalism to fight for truth, justice and the American way on the web
Does Arrow hit the target?
Stephen Kelly: This live-action adaptation of DC Comics' Green Arrow, which began on Sky1 last night, is clearly inspired by the Dark Knight films. So what did you make of it?
Building Stories by Chris Ware – review
Chris Ware's innovative book-in-a-box lays bare the everyday misery of home life, writes Rachel Cooke
Man of Steel promises a Superman ill-suited to the Justice League
Ben Child: Zack Snyder's realistic take on Superman is likely to be at odds with the approach a planned Justice League film will require
Winsor McCay: Little Nemo in Slumberland Google Doodle celebrates a comics great
Doodle recreates the adventures of Little Nemo from the illustrator's comic strips
The Walking Dead cast dish on season three: ‘It’s a clash of two camps’
Stars of the drama appear at Comic Con to explain the new episodes' marked departure from the more linear first seasons
Is Superman’s Man of Steel in tune with our times?
Ben Child: As Christopher Nolan and David S Goyer hint that the new Superman won't be as dark as The Dark Knight, there are signs that the Man of Steel will need to find new inner strengths
Jerusalem shopkeeper caught in legal web over Spider-Man kippa
Avi Binyamin, owner of Kippa Man shop, is being sued by Marvel over sale of accessory that bears likeness of comic book hero
Avengers vs X-Men execution looms
Marvel Comics has published a new edition of the long-running series, with a dark plot twist. NB: Spoilers feature in this story
Superman and Wonder Woman become power couple
Man of Steel ditches Lois Lane to enter lasso of love in DC Comics reboot that also makes him put his pants inside his suit
Reports of the Dandy’s death are greatly exaggerated
Charlie Brooker: Going all-digital is the best thing that could happen to Britain's longest-running comic
Is there life for comics after the Dandy?
The venerable kids' comic is on its last legs. But will a new breed of children's magazines replace it?
Why The Dandy still matters
With The Dandy facing closure, one of its key illustrators explains why it's essential to keep kids reading comics. By Jamie Smart