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Drawing a blank with Robert Crumb

Daniel Kalder: Some of his work is pretty striking, but he's hardly worthy of his current status as a god of the literary underground

Grandville Mon Amour by Bryan Talbot – review

Rachel Cooke salutes a second outing for Bryan Talbot's brilliantly drawn steampunk badger detective

The Green Hornet looks pretty Kick-Ass

Ben Child: Michel Gondry's superhero might be creating a buzz, but haven't we heard this 'ordinary guy decides to fight crime' shtick before?

Grandville Mon Amour by Bryan Talbot – review

Michael Moorcock enters the parallel universe of Inspector LeBrock and Detective Ratzi

The Joy of Six: Football cartoons

Scott Murray: From Hot Shot Hamish to Billy the Fish, via Johnny Dexter, here are half a dozen of the most memorable

Spider-Girl: the hero we have been waiting for

A new Spider-Girl series from Marvel Comics will give us a multi-dimensional female superhero, whose power is about more than her cupsize

Zac Efron ‘to play lead in Akira remake’

High School Musical star Zac Efron lined up to play Shotaro Kaneda in Hollywood version of classic Japanese anime based on manga comic, reports say

Stephen Collins: winner of the Observer/Cape Graphic Short Story prize 2010

Stephen Collins is a newcomer to the world of comics, but his strikingly illustrated tale of listless lovers on their honeymoon proved a big hit with this year's judges of the Cape/Observer Graphic Short Story prize, writes Rachel Cooke

Pass notes No 2,872: Superman

The superhero has had a makeover for a new comic book

The 99: the Islamic superheroes fighting side by side with Batman

DC Comics' Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are joining forces with Islamic-inspired superheroes The 99 this week. Carole Cadwalladr meets their creator, Dr Naif al-Mutawa

Ne-Yo unveils team up with Stan Lee

R&B star collaborating with comics guru on Libra Scale, a multimedia project that tells a superhero story through music videos

X’ed Out by Charles Burns – review

Tintin meets Carrie in Charles Burns's beautifully drawn dystopian mystery, says Rachel Cooke

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