All-New, All-Different Marvel Rundown: Week Five

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The Marvel Universe has moved on, but it’s left the rest of us behind. This is the fifth installment of the ongoing series where The Comics Beat looks at each new title in the All-New, All-Different Marvel line and tells you if these titles are worth your hard-earned dollars.

Comics? Educational?!? : Forthcoming Graphic Novels Based on True Stories!

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Comics might just be the perfect medium for non-fiction. Words and pictures can combine with a narrative to allow for better communication. Graphs, photos,...

Comic Arts Brooklyn Debuts Part 2: From Mai to Stvr Wrs – UPDATED!

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More Amazing books and LESS money in your pocket. MORE TO COME.   Fanfare/Ponent Mon Available via Knockabout Comics Ponent Mon has been quietly rebuilding its backlist whilst...

DC is hiring a VP, Business Affairs

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Although DC has a pretty huge line-up of VPs and SVPs on their masthead, with VPs for Marketing & Global Franchise Management, Content Strategy,...

Diamond rejects 2000AD Free Comic Book Day offering because it’s too big

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It's not too soon to think about Free Comic Book Day 2016, which is just what publishers and Diamond are going. The annual comics...

INTERVIEW: Tom Taylor Breaks Limbs, Hearts, Universes in GREEN LANTERN: EDGE OF OBLIVION, BATMAN/SUPERMAN

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We sit down with Tom Taylor, the master of vestigial limb slicing and universe spanning conflict.

Marvel Month-to-Month Sales Charts: September 2015: An Oasis of Calm

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We look at the quietest month for Marvel in a very long time. Despite the lack of new series, there's some surprising reprint activity! What does it mean for All New, All Different Marvel?!

R. Sikoryak’s iTunes Terms and Conditions is the great graphic novel of our times

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R. Sikoryak is the talented cartoonist behind a bevy of conceptual comics that use the strictures of a particular style -- say Charlie Brown...

Comic Arts Brooklyn Debuts Part 1: punks, witches, cats, 3D Jim Woodring, more

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This weekend it's Comic Arts Brooklyn in Williamsburg and here's a look at the books that will be debuting. Thanks to all the contributing publishers and cartoonists for supplying the info and lightening our wallets. Because there were so many new and exciting books I'm splitting this into two parts. Look for part two tomorrow!

Nice, we mean, AWESOME art: Michael Cho does Marvel February variants

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The Beat has been a fan of Michael Cho's spot-on duo-tone illustrations for about as long as there has been a Beat. And now he's doing a full month of Marvel variants? How awesome can you get? Here's what we have thus far:

REVIEW: Mora’s and Morrison’s KLAUS #1 Makes Our Holiday Spirits Run Red

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Does KLAUS bring tidings of joy, or is the series full of coal?

X-O Manowar returns as an “International thriller” in The Kill List

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X-O Manowar is on the track to issue #50. The series initially helmed by Robert Venditti is continuing publication after the landmark Valiant event...

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