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Remember those Archie announced for release in the Kickstarter from last May? The publisher is finally making good on the promise to roll out one those...

The Beat sat down with cartoonist Sonny Liew to chat about The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye – hisvnew graphic novel recently published in the US discussing Singapore’s tumultuous history after WWII through the work of prolific Singaporean cartoonist Charlie Chan Hock Chye.

  Rounding up the news aout of Emerald City Comic Con which certainly seems to have become the spring news drop. In addition to the fine-looking...

While many remember The Death of Superman story line at DC, I remember the death of Superman's red trunks in during The New 52 with...

This is everything. https://youtu.be/5AwUdTIbA8I I've never read a Suicide Squad comic that I can recall (although I love Copra) but I will see this film....

By Nicholas Eskey San Diego publisher IDW have grown steadily beyond their beginnings of comics. Though comics are still their main focus, the company in...

Held the day before Emerald City Comic Con, Image took their Image Expo on the road to The Showbox in Seattle for all the creator announcements of upcoming projects. The location was unique and perfect when you consider the many independent and up and coming bands that rolled through The Showbox in the past—plus how long Image has been associated with independent. The Showbox offered a sexy venue with lighting, chandeliers, and was already decorated for Image's Spring Formal later in the evening. Image Expo would offer many highlights and it was interesting to see when the audience connected most with the presentations during the day.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BD6w25cihUo/ Former DC Comics intern Gerard Way has just been given his very own imprint at the publisher. That's what we call working your way...

Well that was a heck of a day for Image Expo. The return of the Batgirl of Burnside team with motorcycles, and of the award-winning Azzarello/Risso team with Moonshine were big, but the appearance of Karen Berger brought down Twitter, and I'm sure, the house in Seattle. Berger is a genuine comics legend, and while editing one book is just a smallish thing, just having her back on deck feels right somehow. It's worth noting that SURGEON X, the book she's editing, written by Sara Kenney, is funded by a grant from Society Award from Wellcome Trust; perhaps the charitable nature of the project helped lure her to the Image Expo stage.

Come on, you know how the story goes. You put on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.  You cue up The Wizard of Oz. To your...

Image Expo is kicking off with a stirring speech by Eric Stephenson. We'll social media it along for you   https://twitter.com/Comics212/status/717764720745254913 https://twitter.com/mannerminded/status/717766817070977024 https://twitter.com/technogreek/status/717769920008704001 https://twitter.com/friedpiecomics/status/717776999679287296 https://twitter.com/FoxForce5News/status/717770936204664832 First book to be announced: GLITTERBOMB...

Since its release in January, Lego Marvel's Avengers has been entertaining kids and adults alike. The game has managed to expand on its MCU...