Graphic Novel Review: Does Ursula K. Le Guin’s A WIZARD OF EARTHSEA work as...
A Wizard of Earthsea: A Graphic Novel
Writer: Ursula K. Le Guin
Adapted By Artist: Fred Fordham
Publisher: Clarion Books
Publication Date: March 2025
I have -- somewhat to my embarassment -- now consumed Ursula K. Le Guin's classic 1968 fantasy...
Comics Crowdfunding Round-Up: THE DC ART OF JORGE JIMÉNEZ, STARMASH ’63, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY...
In this week's installment of The Beat's Comics Crowdfunding Round-Up, we look at an artistic legend, a Scottish noir, a piece of lost media, and two more projects you'll love!
Graphic Novel Review: In the THE CARTOONISTS CLUB, the revolution will be self-published
The Cartoonists Club, a collaboration between Raina Telgemeier & Scott McCloud, is a rallying cry for any young artists who put pen to paper.
Graphic Novel Review: REVERSAL explores complex themes in a world of resurgent magic
Reversal is the latest graphic novel from Alex de Campi, and it explores what it means to be The Other in world full of resurgent magic.
Graphic Novel Review: HOURGLASS’s gears are powered by adventure and romance
Barbara Mazzi's new graphic novel Hourglass is a gorgeous adventure through an intricate and intriguing steampunk world.
Marvel Rundown: DAREDEVIL: COLD DAY IN HELL #1 burns bright
Daredevil: Cold Day In Hell is just superhero comics at their best. Plus, our reviewers check in with Miles Morales, Immortal Thor, and more!
DC Round-Up: ABSOLUTE GREEN LANTERN #1 and RESURRECTION MAN #1 are as great as...
Absolute Green Lantern #1 is the joint headliner for DC this week, along with the new Black Label series, Resurrection Man.
Wednesday Comics Reviews: I WAS A FASHION SCHOOL SERIAL KILLER and PLAGUE HOUSE offer...
I Was a Fashion School Serial Killer and Plague House are just two of the new series launching this week that get reviews!
Top Comics to Buy for April 2, 2025: Baseball, haunted houses, Green Lanterns, and...
The Top Comics to Buy for April 2 sees a slightly quieter set of releases compared to last month, but there's still plenty to read.
Retailer op-ed: Trump vs. the American comics industry
Retailer Jacob Shapiro takes a look at how the comics industry is reacting to tariffs, and how local politics could affect his store
Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: Life-hacking the Gibson
This week, the writers at Beat's Bizarre Adventure cover I THINK OUR SON IS GAY, OMNIPRESENCE and BUG EGO.
Classic Comic Compendium: Early DEATHBLOW is probably a little different than you remember
Things REALLY changed when Tim Sale came aboard.
