Occupy’s V for Vendetta protest mask is a symbol of festive citizenship
Jonathan Jones: Framing the debate: The real meaning of the Guy Fawkes mask seen around the world is sophisticated, self-knowing and carnivalesque
The Adventures of Tintin is great art crudely redrawn
If you love the Tintin books, don't see Steven Spielberg's 'execrable' film adaptation, urges Tom McCarthy
Francisco Solano López obituary
Argentinian comic strip artist behind Kelly's Eye and El Eternauta
Art Spiegelman: ‘Auschwitz became for us a safe place’
Art Spiegelman's Maus was first published 25 years ago, and to celebrate the anniversary he has created a companion volume. He tells Rachel Cooke about his struggle to get published and his difficult relationship with his father, the hero of the book
Dark Knight Rises: Batman to Occupy Wall Street
Scenes from Christopher Nolan's final Batman film set to be shot against backdrop of Occupy Wall Street protests, claim reports
Tintin v Asterix
The sleuthing Belgian or the belligerent Gaul – who is your favourite comic-book hero?
How could they do this to Tintin?
Hergé's comic-book hero is one of the great creations of the 20th century. Which makes Spielberg's film version little more than murder, says one lifelong Tintin fan
Sadly I don’t know enough about life in Britain to be allowed to remain here
Ian Jack: But the three institutions that have shaped my life, the BBC, NHS and Beano are neither singularly English, nor Scottish
Habibi by Craig Thompson – review
Rachel Cooke is entranced by the thousand and one tales hidden inside this compelling love story
The adventures of Tintin – and CGI
Ben Childs: If Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson pull it off, this animated marvel could change the face of comic-book movies for good
Let Asterix retire from battle gracefully
Samira Ahmed: With creator Albert Uderzo stepping aside, his much-loved comic creation risks being debased by market-driven demands
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui: TeZukA – review
A multimedia homage to 'god of manga' Osamu Tezuka fizzes with ideas that then fizzle out, writes Sanjoy Roy
Viz Profanisaurus expands iPhone users’ vocabularies
App Store offers program based on the famously racy reference work fronted by Roger Mellie. By Stuart Dredge