2026-06-09 – Join Greg and Comix Action at the A.I. Moratorium rally at City Hall in NYC!

Hey friends! The A.I. Moratorium for NYC Schools is holding a rally against “A.i.” in the schools at City Hall on Tuesday at 4 pm — and I’m gonna be there with Comix Action! Please do show up if you’ve got the time and inclination! A little bird tells me that Ilana Glazer is also gonna be there, if that’s an incentive!

Full deets here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/aim-coalition-cityhall-rally-june-2026

2026-05-13 – PLANET HULK Marvel Premier Collection edition and DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: THE FALLBACKS #3 in stores today!

The Marvel Premier Collection edition of PLANET HULK hit comic book shops TODAY!

Big thanks to Jen Grünwald for asking me to write a new forward to the book – meant a lot to me to be able to talk about care vs punishment in 2026 and how that relates to the Green Scar.

Big hearts to Mark Paniccia, Nate Cosby, Carlo Pagulayan, Aaron Lopresti, Chris Sotomayor, Gary Frank, Ladronn, and everyone else who worked on the book all those years ago!

I'm so furious every day about the unfathomable injustice in this world. But I think hard about how we actually get beyond it. We talk about accountability. We say we want justice. But maybe what we really want is revenge. In almost every aspect of our society, we emphasize punishment over care. And yet every day, I'm more convinced that only care really changes things. We love the Hulk because he smashes. But I think we also love the Hulk in PLANET HULK because he starts to care.

Also in stores today: DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: THE FALLBACKS #3, written by yours truly with art by Edvan Alves and Miguel Angel Ruiz, colors by Raul Angulo, letters by Comicraft, and cover by Marguerite Sauvage! Already with a 10/10 review from Nerd Initiative!

Ask your local comic shop to hold both books for you today!

Fallbacks #3 cover by Marguerite Savauge showing Cazrin descending into a creepy cave.

2026-04-30 – May Day Eve Cancel Party!

April 30 * 7-8:30 pm ET * online

MAY DAY EVE CANCEL PARTY

[image of finger pressing a delete computer key]

Hang out with fun comics creators & cancel unneeded services & software from billionaire-owned companies!

[logos of Indivisible Brooklyn and Comix Action]

Register @ cancelparty.fyi

https://www.mobilize.us/indivisiblenationbk/event/945349

Hey, friends! I’m thrilled to report that I’m moderating the May Day Eve Cancel Party co-hosted by Comix Action and Indivisible Brooklyn this Thursday, 4/30!

It’s an online event featuring awesome comics creators – we’re gonna talk about how to cancel software and services from billionaires we don’t feel like giving money to any longer! Should be fun and funny and very helpful!

Please do click through, check it out, and register! A swell time will be had by all!

2026-04-25 – 04-26 – Greg Pak at FanFaire NYC!

Graphic reading FanFaire NYC Come see Comix Action, NYC comics creatives against authoritarianism and for community action, at the FanFaire NYC comic con! 4/25 and 4/26 at the High School of Art & Design, 245 East 56th Street, New York, NY 10022 fanfairenyc.com Fold zines! Get whistles! Talk comics & activism! Artists Alley all day Sat. and Sun. and at the Art in Action Panel 2 pm Sun. comixaction.com

I’m coming back to FanFaire NYC, repping both myself and Comix Action! Come see, come see!

I’ll be tabling in Artist Alley both days and I’ll be on two panels:

2 pm Saturday – Star Wars

2 pm Sunday – Art in Action

FanFaire NYC is an awesome little New York City comic book convention at the High School of Art & Design. You’ll meet a bunch of local comic book creators — as well as a bunch of incredible student artists who’ll be tabling in Artists Alley!

Get your tickets at fanfairenyc.com — see ya soon!

2026-04-01 – GASTON #2 hits comic shops today – and yes, GASTON IS A SQUIRREL!

Page from Gaston #2 showing LeFou running towards us with a squirrel (Gaston!) on his shoulder, chased by various angry woodland animals.

GASTON: Faster, Le Fou! Faster! These woodland creatures all seem intent on your destruction for some reason!

LE FOU: >huff< all due >hack< respect >wheeze< Gaston, I thin >koff< it's you they're after >gasp!<

Friends, I am thrilled to announce that GASTON #2 hits stores today, written by yours truly and Fred Van Lente with art by Milena Ciccarello, letters by Jeff Eckleberry, and editing by Nate Cosby!

And yes, Gaston has been transformed into a squirrel!

You obviously need this book. Please ask your local comic shop to hold a copy for you today — and check out a lettered preview here!

2026-01-14 – LUNA SNOW: WORLD TOUR #1 in comic shops today!

Cover of LUNA SNOW: WORLD TOUR #1 by Ario Anindito showing Luna swooping towards us, various other Marvel characters beneath her

We’re going around the world in a day with Luna Snow today, friends! LUNA SNOW: WORLD TOUR #1 just hit comic book shops, and Nerd Initiative has already given it a rave review!

“I would love to see Luna’s story continue, especially with the same creative team behind it. Luna Snow: World Tour #1 is a fun read that’s full of action, excitement, and musical chaos.” — Nerd Initiative

Ask your local comic shop to hold a copy for you today!

The book was written by Greg Pak with line art by Ario Anindito and Takeshi Miyazawa, colors by Yen Nitro, letters by Joe Caramagna, and editing by Lindsey Cohick.

Art by Ario Anindito and Yen Nitro with lettering by Joe Caramagna showing a close of Luna Snow's eyes as she stares at us, hand sparking with frost, saying "Enough."

Luna says “Enough!” Buy our book!

2025-12-12 – Comix Action Heart of Dinner bag decoration and zine/whistle distribution event at Chinatown Soup!

Event graphic decorated with drawn flowers and a soup bowl reading:

COMIX ACTION
Heart of Dinner
This holiday season help the care of Chinatown's Asian American elders

Friday Dec 12 4-7 pm

Wendy Xu + Friends

Write notes and decorate bags for isolated seniors

Enjoy the cafe's soup du jour and pick up Hands Off NYC zines and whistles
16B Orchard Street
Chinatown Soup

Featuring logos of Chinatown Soup and Comix Action

I’m thrilled to share that I’m a member of Comix Action, a new group of NYC comics creatives coming together against authoritarianism and for community action! We organized a great Hands Off NYC zine folding event at Anyone Comics last week, and this week we’ve got an incredible event at Chinatown Soup!

Come meet comics artist Wendy Xu and friends as they decorate bags that Heart of Dinner will fill with groceries for seniors in Chinatown! Maybe even decorate a bag and write a note yourself!

Greg Pak (hey, that’s me!) and other Comix Action members will also be handing out whistles and zines to protect your neighbors from ICE as part of Hands Off NYC’s Community Weekend!

And you can partake of the soup of the day and hang out! It’ll be awesome!

Comix Action at Chinatown Soup
4-7 pm, Friday, December 12
Chinatown Soup
16B Orchard Street
New York City

Please RSVP here!

2025-11-15 – Hang out with Greg and a bunch of cool NYC comics creators and fold zines at this Hands Off NYC event!

Flyer featuring a cartoony drawing of the Statue of Liberty holding a sign reading "HANDS OFF NYC" set against a photo of "How to Report ICE" zines with an Indivisible Brooklyn logo. Text reads:

HANDS OFF NYC - BROOKLYN
ZINE & POSTER FUN
Say NO to ICE
Fold zines
Make posters
Hang out with cool local comics creators
11/15 - 1-4 pm - Anyone Comics
831 Nostrand Ave. RSVP: zinefun.fyi

Hey, NYC! Come hang out with me and a bunch of cool comics creators at this awesome zine/poster event with Brooklyn Indivisible on 11/15 for Hands Off NYC‘s Day of Community Action!

We’re gonna fold zines, make posters, and SAY NO TO ICE IN OUR CITY!

CLICK HERE TO RSVP!

1-4 pm
Anyone Comics
831 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn 11215

With an all star group of NYC comics folks, including:

Spencer Ackerman, Julio Anta, Joe Illidge, Ben Kahn, Fred Van Lente, Wendy Xu, and yours truly!

And check out handsoffnyc.com for more awesome events on this Day of Community Action!

2025-10-08 – Greg Pak moderates talkback session after THE PORCH ON WINDY HILL performance

Tora Nogami Alexander and David Lutken in The Porch on Windy Hill. They're sitting on the porch of a rustic house; Lutken is playing the mandolin.
Tora Nogami Alexander and David Lutken in The Porch on Windy Hill. Photo by Greg Pak.

My old friend David Lutken has co-written and is acting in a lovely play called The Porch on Windy Hill that’s now showing at Urban Stages in New York City – and I’ll be moderating a conversation after the performance this Wednesday!

More on the play:

The Porch on Windy Hill blends Appalachian, Old Time and Bluegrass songs with a deeply personal, contemporary story of discovery and reconciliation. The show follows Mira, a biracial Korean American classical violinist, and her folk-song-collector boyfriend Beckett as they escape pandemic isolation in Brooklyn and journey to the mountains of western North Carolina. When they unexpectedly reconnect with Mira’s estranged grandfather, Edgar, they uncover a tangled legacy of love, loss, and music—and discover the unforeseen harmony that can arise when generations and genres collide.

More on the talkback session:

A Conversation about Biracial Identity in America
With Tora Nogami Alexander, Lisa Helmi Johanson, Greg Pak and Rebecca White of the Halfie Project (thehalfieproject.com)

Get your tickets here!