The Art of Invader Zim serves as an oral and visual history for the short-lived, yet beloved, show. It was a weird and terrific series, and it’s a treat to go behind the scenes for a plethora of ...

The anonymous artist Invader, known for his street art of mosaic tiles inspired by characters from video gaming's primitive 8-bit years of the late '70s, placed one of his tiled creations ...

A profile of the French artist Invader, whose real name is not widely known, and whose works in Paris, New York, and other cities include mosaics installed in secret. Lauren Collins reports.

Both Rick And Morty and Invader Zim comics return to Local Comic Shop Day, courtesy of publisher Oni Press. With both an Invader Zim #0 and a Rick & Morty #0 Treasury Edition.

The Paris-based street artist who calls himself “Invader” (he keeps his real name a secret) created those pixelated mosaics. He has placed his ceramic tile creatures, inspired by the Space ...

The French street artist Invader is known for affixing his guerrilla mosaics, which evoke the pixelated graphics of 1970s arcade games, in out-of-the-way places.

Like Banksy, France's mystery 'Invader' marks cities with art. He could surprise the Paris Olympics JOHN LEICESTER Tue, March 5, 2024 at 5:10 AM UTC 4 min read ...

INVADER ZIM fans at San Diego-Comic Con got a first look at the show's long-awaited TV movie in the form of a new teaser and character art on Friday. Check out the first footage from INVADER ZIM ...

Invader Zim #30 art by Maddie C. and Fred C. Stresing Maddie C.'s artwork doesn't disappoint in this issue, though there were some panel layouts that were a little uninspired.