Shangri-La Frontier's most recent episode is full of comic book references that any avid comic fan could easily recognize.

Creators are breathing new life into a genre that once dominated the newsstands, turning old stereotypes on their head.

Inside the installation, created by Puerto Rican artist duo Poncili Creacion specifically for the "Luna Luna" exhibition for ...

Trained in socialist realism before her flight to the U.S., Hung Liu made paintings that interrogate the myths of immigration and Mao’s Cultural Revolution.

Artist, Roy Lichtenstein: I was interested in the fact that the cartoon ... I was interested in say, the style of, say, a pretty girl in a comic book, or a hero, whatever it was manufactured out of a ...

Painted in 1963 by the American artist Roy Lichtenstein ... background mimicking the commercial printing technique once used to produce images in comic books. Lichtenstein painted his dots by hand ...

But, any art historian ... borrowed from comic book printing. The real kicker is the caption: “I don’t care! I’d rather sink than call Brad for help!” That simple line transforms her tragedy into ...

Roy Lichtenstein everywhere. The founder of the American pop art movement transformed comics into paintings, putting pop culture at the forefront of the 90s New York art scene. You can interpret ...

Stanley's career took off courtesy to his personal passion for drawing characters he loved. He never set out to work for major publishers like DC and Marvel; instead, he gained recognition through fan ...

What makes a great comic book? Is it the nostalgia of flipping through well-worn pages, the thrill of discovering new heroes, or simply an unputdownable story? This exclusive fan art by Savio ...