Comics
Forgotten treasure: First-edition Superman comic fetches millions at auction after attic discovery
The Superman comic, found in excellent condition with a nine out of ten rating by the company CGC, was released in 1939 by Detective Comics Inc. and is one in only a handful which still exist.
Animax Tel Aviv marks 25 years amid conflict and creativity
'Dry Bones' cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen helped Jews to love our faults, not just heroics - opinion
Navy Bird still flies, after being killed in a terror attack last year
A graphic novel of the Purim story, from a Batman comics editor
Gorfinkel’s newest project combines those two passions into a graphic novel version of the Purim story, usually read in what’s called a Megillah scroll.
The Davai comedy group brings 'under construction' to Israel
The Davai physical theater group offers a wordless fun fantasy world
Happy 50th anniversary of the Dry Bones cartoons
The Dry Bones cartoonist, who has been called a “national treasure of the Jewish people,” has received many awards, such as the Nefesh B’Nefesh Bonei Zion Award and The Golden Pencil Award.
Transformative Jewish cartoonist Aline Kominsky-Crumb dies at 74
Aline Kominsky-Crumb, who died Wednesday at 74 in France of pancreatic cancer, was Jewish cartoonist Robert Crumb's longtime partner.
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'A Visit to Moscow': An otherworldly story of escaping antisemitism - review
In A Visit to Moscow, Yevgenia Nayberg’s drawings create a striking backdrop to Olswanger’s text. Her palette changes according to the story, adding to the effect of the words.
Marvel to modify Israeli superhero after anti-Zionist backlash
Superheroine ‘Sabra’ will be much different to her comic book counterpart in the fourth Captain America film.
Shira Haas to play Israeli superheroine Sabra in MCU's Captain America 4
Shira Haas playing the role of Jewish Israeli superhero Sabra in the MCU's "Captain America: New World Order," set to be released on May 3, 2024.
17th-century Jewish woman’s diaries to be adapted into new graphic novel
Glikl of Hamlyn's diary, written over 20 years hundreds of years ago, describes issues, ambitions and struggles that remain relevant today.
Award-winning 'Wolf of Baghdad' comes in Israel at Animax
Cartoonist Carol Isaacs, who often draws under the name Surreal McCoy, is set to bring the cinematic adaptation of her award-winning Wolf of Baghdad comic to Israel for the first time.
