Psychological horror, like in Severance, that messes with the mind is sometimes more terrifying than any ghost or monster.

Here's a curated list of underrated anime gems that deserve recognition. From Yuu Otosaka's power in 'Charlotte' to Satoru ...

Mushishi are a primeval life form ... A spy on an undercover mission gets married and adopts a child as part of his cover. His wife and daughter have secrets of their own, and all three must ...

Where have all the torsos gone? The photorealistic “clinch cover,” featuring lovers mid-embrace, is a critically endangered species. Fabio? Hasn’t been seen around these parts in years.

Let’s play a game. Imagine a book cover emblazoned with an illustrated figure, or two. Their faces are obscured, either by sunglasses or a brushstroke. Or maybe there’s nothing at all – a ...

Tyler Pager returned to The New York Times in February to cover President Trump and his administration.Credit...Eric Lee/The New York Times Supported by By Sarah Bahr Times Insider explains who we ...

Anime is often associated with flashy fight scenes, over-the-top action, and larger-than-life characters. However, some of the most meaningful and evocative anime feature more grounded stories ...

DC Comics will continue their “Summer of Superman” celebration this year with a series of variant covers showcasing different artist’s interpretations of the new Man of Steel, David ...

As someone with decades of experience as a job interviewer and applicant, I’m always surprised when I encounter dismissiveness—and outright disdain—of cover letters (especially when that ...

This month’s newsstand cover puts the ‘car’ in carnage, packing the entire Thunderbolts team in the back of a bullet-ridden ride. And the subscriber cover presents the team in comic book ...

And always, the palpable anxiety of a Roz Chast experience. The New Yorker has defied media trends with conversation-starting covers that often go bold, go striking and go viral — even as many ...