The Crow flies again with 28 Weeks Later director
Juan Fresnadillo to remake cult 90s action-horror film about a rock star who rises from the dead to avenge his own murder
The Rime of the Modern Mariner by Nick Hayes – review
An update of Coleridge's epic poem is a beautiful morality tale for our times, writes Rachel Cooke
Has Sucker Punch ruined Zack Snyder’s Superman chances?
Ben Child: With the critics savaging Sucker Punch, it's possible for Warner Bros to promote Christopher Nolan, demote Zack Snyder and still use his mainly visual gifts
Shaun Tan wins Astrid Lindgren prize
Claire Armitstead: World's richest children's literature award goes to Australian author-illustrator, described as a 'masterly visual storyteller'
Captain America trailer: will the gung-ho title put audiences off?
Ben Child: If this superhero performs badly due to anti-American feeling it will be a pity, because it's starting to look rather decent
Kiki de Montparnasse by Jose-Luis Bocquet and Catel Muller – review
Kiki de Montparnasse is celebrated in a quirky graphic biography
The Adventures of Unemployed Man by Erich Origen and Gan Golan – review
This savage, Swiftian cartoon telling of the recession era is a tonic for the toiling classes, writes Rachel Cooke
Dr Seuss, happy birthday! Let’s say it once more
Lindesay Irvine: Dr Seuss would have been 107 today, and it's an anniversary we should all celebrate
Matthew Vaughn set to film Jonathan Ross comic
Kick-Ass director wants to adapt TV presenter's forthcoming graphic novel The Golden Age for the big screen
Guy Ritchie tipped to direct 300 prequel, Xerxes
British director reportedly offered chance to adapt Frank Miller's comic book tale of Persian king for the big screen
Kiki de Montparnasse: The Graphic Biography by José-Louis Bocquet and Catel Muller – review
This biography of renowned artists' muse Alice Prin – aka Kiki de Montparnasse – will captivate even the most indifferent reader, writes Rachel Cooke
Quai d’Orsay’s comic-book hero tickles French fancy
Satirical graphic novel based on former PM Dominique de Villepin has become surprise French literary hit
Alejandro Jodorowsky’s dance on the edge of meaning
Daniel Kalder: Much better known for his films, his demented work in comics is truly exhilarating
Wills’n’Kate: the comic book
A political satirist has turned the royal couple's romance into a cartoon, reports Oliver Good
Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man revealed in first shot from new film
British actor appears as brooding figure in photographic peek at prequel that deals with Spider-Man Peter Parker's teenage years