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It only takes a few stages in VR to realize how immersive it is to fuse “Tetris” with elements of a rhythm game.

The cartoon creator said his hit Nickelodeon show was born out of his love of the sea.

The game doesn’t just erase historical details, it overwrites them.

Jon Favreau's latest Disney-cartoon reinvention creates confusion.

The "Wreck-It Ralph" sequel wins the five-day holiday weekend with an $84 million domestic debut.

A writer explains how she drafted the scene that she thought might get her fired.

"Deadpool 2" is returning to theaters for the holidays with less profanity.

Library of Congress and "We Spoke Out" Holocaust-book authors spotlight key works by the longimte Marvel mastermind.

Noelle Stevenson had full creative freedom to recreate the She-Ra universe.

A canceled Batman collaboration opened the door for Tom King and Mitch Gerads to create one of DC Comics' biggest hits.

Marvel directors have teased forthcoming pop-ups by Lee, who died Monday.

Marshall Ramsey and Ed Hall tapped into their appreciation for the universe that Lee built.

Lee always believed his superheroes had a bigger destiny outside of the pages of Marvel Comics.

The Marvel co-creator, who died Monday at 95, had a long legacy of opposing bigotry.

An astronaut. A beauty pageant judge. A FedEx delivery guy who has a package for “Tony Stank.” And many more.

Legendary comic book writer Stan Lee died Monday at the age of 95.

Plus the "Toy Story 4" teaser introduces the new character Forky.

“Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch” wins the weekend with a $66 million debut, continuing the critic/crowd disparity led by "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Venom."

Lee was comics’ greatest ambassador, and his promotional genius included comic-book features such as Stan’s Soapbox — Lee’s column that, in his trademark dramatic verbiage, spoke directly to readers as true “believers.”

"We've just lived through a nice moment," says cover artist Barry Blitt.

"Once Upon a Deadpool" will reportedly include Ryan Reynolds reading a story to Savage, a nod to "The Princess Bride."

Foreign cartoonists are skewering the Election Day divisions.

Critics weigh in on yet another adaptation of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!,” with Benedict Cumberbatch voicing the title character.

Satirists offer their take on red waves, blue waves and pink waves.

The former New Yorker cartoon editor started CartoonCollections.com, which includes works published in the New Yorker, Esquire, National Lampoon and elsewhere.

The '80s cartoon is back with a new look and a stronger story.

Participation is stressed over partisanship.

Stephen A. Geppi has made the largest comic-book donation ever to the Library of Congress. Items from his collection go on display Tuesday.

As a new cartoonist officially inherits Rob Rogers’s longtime perch at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Rogers's work is seen even more as a dissent against the last election.

Emmy-winning TV producer recounts how he pivoted from "the world's greatest baseball player" to the world's worst.