Pop culture fans suit up for Comic-Con

Marvel Comics co-founder Stan Lee is honoured with a hand and foot ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard.

Marvel brings a hammerless Thor and a new king Black Panther to Comic-Con in San Diego.

Sci-fi fans dressed up in their best fancy dress in London on Friday (October 27) for one of the UK's biggest celebrations of sci-fi culture.

Blues guitarist Gary Clark Jr. talks about adapting The Beatles' classic "Come Together" for the soundtrack to an upcoming superhero film, "Justice League."

Thousands of comic, superhero and anime fans descend on San Diego for the start of Comic-Con.

Angelina Jolie reportedly joining Marvel Superhero Universe according to 'The Hollywood Reporter,' Jolie is in talks to appear in Marvel's 'The Eternals.' Though no official announcement has been made, the project was confirmed by studio president Kevin Feige last April.

We tell you about the new edition of the comic book series "Lucky Luke", in which the famous Belgian cowboy is fighting racism. Created by the cartoonist Morris in the 1940s, for the first time in its 74-year history, French artist Achdé has introduced the book's first ever black sheriff in "A Cowboy in High Cotton", released this month. Also on the programme, we're on the set of Senegal's hit TV series "Maîtresse d'un homme marié" or "A Married Man's Mistress" - a show that tackles some subjects still considered taboo in Senegal.

'Shang-Chi' is Marvel's latest instalment in its blisteringly superhero movies. The difference here - 'Shang-Chi' is its first Asian lead.

New York's Comic Con returns for the first time in-person since the Covid-19 pandemic began, with enthusiasts dressing up as their favourite superheroes and other characters. Last year, the event was held online.

His funny, delicate and dark illustrations are familiar to readers of British newspapers and adored for their philosophical take on daily life. When Steven Appleby introduced a new character to his comic strips, "Dragman", few of his readers were aware that the author and illustrator also wore a wig and women's clothes.

It's the world's top-selling graphic novel: the "One Piece" series of manga comics has millions of fans all over the world. Its latest volume sees the pirate Luffy return for his 100th adventure; our reporters go to find out just what it is that makes Japanese author Eiichiro Oda's creation so compelling.

We take a look at outrage in the press over Art Spiegelman's "Maus" comic books on the Holocaust being banned by a Tennessee school board. We also see how the press is covering escalating tensions with Russia over Ukraine and why Emmanuel Macron may find himself at a turning point in the crisis. Finally, the press is discussing the good, the bad and the rosy for the Winter Olympics in China, as grannies knit red-rose bouquets for the Games. HOLOCAUST COMICS CENSORSHIP