Comic-book hero refuses to bow to Hollywood
Blog: Author Alan Moore 'is simply not interested' in seeing Zack Snyder's interpretation of Watchmen, which many critics perceive to be his masterpiece
Released at last
Alan Moore's Lost Girls opens Michael Faber's eyes to Wendy, Alice and Dorothy as they have never been seen before
The dark side of St Trinian’s
Ronald Searle's caricatured schoolgirl caricatures have eclipsed the much more brilliant Molesworth. This may be a good thing
Have a cool Yule in the pool
Cosmo, Peanuts and saucy Parisians are worth a look, too
Marvel Comics puts its superheroes online
Spider-Man and co head into cyberspace as firm launches digital archive
Watching out for Watchmen
Actors are being sought for Watchmen, the film version of Alan Moore's multi-faceted comic book. I know how I'd cast it - how about you?
Cartoon villains
Padraig Reidy: Marjane Satrapi's graphic novels are practically a love song to Iran. Why then, has the Iranian government attempted to stifle the film version?
Boys! Boys! Boys!
Spots, heartbreak and batwing jumpers ... Esther Addley celebrates 40 stormy years of teenage magazine comic strips.
Yakkin’ Geordie is mint, pet
Newcastle city council has told its staff to think carefully before they use certain Geordie terms of endearment. Simon Donald, creator of Viz, explains why Tynesiders love their language.
Multiple organism
Matt Madden's graphic novel, 99 Ways to Tell a Story, balances postmodern irony with genuine invention and amusement, says David Thompson.
A history of lesbian superheroes
Lotte Jeffs: Holy hole in a doughnut! Batwoman is set to be revealed as a "lipstick lesbian" in the weekly DC comic book 52.