EXCLUSIVE: How my job in newspapers became the new horror comic, MACABRE VALLEY #1
Macabre Valley #1 is a new horror comic from The Beat's reviews editor, Zack Quaintance, and artist Anna Readman.
WEBTOON and Disney team for all-new digital comics platform
Disney and WEBTOON have entered an agreement to launch a new subscription digital comics platform that will feature all of Disney brands.
New INVINCIBLE Omnibus to include historic Spider-Man team-up issue
Experience the best superhero comic from the very beginning!
DC unveils activities and content for Batman Day this weekend!
The annual tradition returns this Saturday!
Caroline Cash to take over the Nancy comic strip from Olivia Jaimes
Award winning cartoonists Caroline Cash (Pee Pee Poo Poo) will take over the Nancy comics strip in 2026
Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: THE BATHROOM GHOST creeps out
This week, Beat's Bizarre Adventure covers RESENTER, ASUMI-CHAN IS INTERESTED IN LESBIAN BROTHELS! and THE BATHROOM GHOST.
Classic Comic Compendium: THE DEMON – FROM THE DARKNESS is a read that has...
The Demon - From the Darkness is one of those classic comics that will teach you something new any time you revisit it.
Manga Review: COMMON-SENSE MONSTER is on the hunt for new friends
Common-Sense Monster Volume 1
Writer: Warugi Wanai
Artist: Shinobu Shinotsuki
Publisher: Yen Press (print & digital)
Translation: John Neal
Lettering: Alexis Eckerman
Publication Date: Aug 26, 2025
Rating: Older Teen
Genre: Manga...
2025 Ignatz Award winners announced
Anders Nilsen won two of the 2025 Ignatz Awards which were presented over the weekend at the Small Press Expo
Digital Comics Retailer Neon Ichiban’s Beta Launches
Neon Ichiban, a feature-rich new digital comics storefront, sold its first comics this week.
Horror Beat: Marco Finnegan goes for Hardboiled Chicano Noir and Horror for CALAVERA, P.I.
Fans of old Hollywood and classic Mexican horror films, this one’s for you.
Red Hood’s Gretchen Felker-Martin has “no regrets” about social media posts that led to...
After DC cancelled Red Hood this week, writer Gretchen Felker-Martin says she has no regrets about the social media posts that got her fired.


















