Source Point Press' imprint Maggid Comics has launched a Kickstarter for what they see as the groundbreaking Maggid Magazine, ahead of San Diego Comic Con 2023. Maggid Comics is a Jewish-themed comic ...

The beginnings of a character named Superman are featured in the third issue of a science fiction magazine created by Cleveland high school pals and sons of Jewish immigrants Jerry Siegel and Joe ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From Brett Gelman to Judy Gold, how Jewish comics are keeping the Chosen People smiling. In the weeks following the Oct. 7 attack ...

“To be in a space where everyone’s a Jewish creator, and is channeling their Judaism into art and comics and telling stories, is everything,” said Jewish cartoonist Danielle Brody. (New York Jewish ...

An independent comic book publisher that aims to promote diversity in comics is about to spotlight a historic new character: the Asian-Jewish Leah Ai Tian, aka “The Last Jewish Daughter of Kaifeng.” ...

Correspondent photo / Brandon Cantwell ... Author, journalist and Cleveland State University professor Samantha Baskind describes one of the pages of Superman’s first issue at her presentation, “Up, ...

Like some Jewish baseball fans, many dedicated Jewish comic book readers keep a running roster of Jewish heroes that have appeared in the “major leagues” of the comic world: Marvel, DC and some ...

Jews invented Superman, Spider-Man, Captain America, The Hulk, the Avengers and X-Men. Aside from the mainstream, Jews have contributed heavily to the indie comic book scene as well. Now, the Jewish ...

(New York Jewish Week) — Jews and comic books — two deeply entwined entities — will be the subject of a new pop culture convention coming to New York this fall. Billed as the “ultimate comics and pop ...

The Jewish tradition overflows with stories — and great storytellers. This month, just before Passover, award-winning storyteller Arnon Z. Shorr and illustrator Joshua M. Edelglass published their ...

Israeli comic Matan Peretz is back on the performance circuit after taking a break to fight in the Gaza War -- as well as figure out how to be funny in a time of historic horror.