Comic book artist Ed Piskor, best known for "Hip Hop Family Tree" and "X-Men: Grand Design" as well as being the cohost of YouTube talk show "Cartoonist Kayfabe," died Monday, his family announced. He ...

Ed Piskor's family confirmed yesterday that the comic book creator had died at the age of 41. His sister Justine posted to Facebook, "It is with the most broken heart that I share my big brother, Ed, ...

Reports are coming in that independent comic book artist/writer Ed Piskor has passed away at the age of 41 after apparently taking his own life. Piskor was a cartoonist and podcaster known for his ...

Comic book crowdfunding publisher Zoop stated that they are "working with the family of the late Ed Piskor for the release of his final completed work, Switchblade Shorties. As you can imagine, this ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Prior to his death, Piskor posted a lengthy note on social media addressing accusations of inappropriate sexual conduct from ...

Ed Piskor was slapped with self-doubt. He'd recently seen "The Disaster Artist," and the film it was based on "The Room," which is commonly referred to as the worst film ever made. While digesting the ...

Graphic novelist Ed Piskor grew up in Pittsburgh at the intersection of hip-hop and comics. There's also a brief arc of Piskor's career, starting with his work with American Splendor writer Harvey ...

Life has been good for independent comic artist Ed Piskor. He reached his own superhero status with rave reviews from The New York Times and The Washington Post for his Hip Hop Family Tree series in ...

Red Room #1, next week’s debut issue of Ed Piskor‘s anticipated horror anthology series, has become the highest-selling periodical-style comic published by Fantagraphics in 20 years, according to the ...