Blog roll: Canadians, blaxploitation
Don MacPherson talks about DC's decision to print only one price on its comics for the US and Canada. The move has made Canadian...
Begorrah! Where’s me shilelagh?
Hm, how does one celebrate St. Paddy's Day in comics book terms?
Apparently Banshee (Sean Cassidy) no longer has a green costume so that kinda...
Child porn outlawed in Japan, manga okay
Japan -- along with Russia the only G8 country not to ban the possession of child pornography, has bowed to international pressure and has...
Week in Review: Dupuy, Berberian, Friedman, Hayes
We're a little bit recovered from the week's dizzying array of New York-cenetered events. Wednesday was Philippe Dupuy and Charles Berberian at Housing Works,...
German comics exhibition
Do you know anything about the history of comics in Germany? Us neither. Some light is shed in this Forbidden Planet International...
Comics trivialize Holocaust?
CNN international presents a video report the the holocaust comic book we've mentioned here previously. Produced by the Anne Frank Center and drawn by...
Ivan and Kristyn and the Crystal Skull
We don't know how many of your have been following the adventures of Ivan Brandon and Kristyn Ferretti. The NYC MECH duo has been...
Cartoonist target of “terror plot”
Danish authorities have arrested three people who were allegedly planning to assassinate one of the Mohammed cartoonists. A 40-year-old Dane of Moroccan origin...
The return of Corto Maltese
Luigi Siviero of the Italian Fumetti di Carta blog writes to inform us an interesting piece of news:
Matteo Casali and Giuseppe Camuncoli are going...
Our coolest trackback ever
The Beat was linked on Morfablog which looks very much to us like its written in Welsh.
The cross-cultural appeal of Frank Miller
Spanish indie cartooner Pepo (El Vecino)is a regular Beat tipster, and also one of Spain's indispensable bloggers with his Con C de Arte blog....
Worthy Project #2: Words Without Borders
Words Without Borders bills itself as "The Online Magazine for INternational LIterature" and naturally, the latest issue turns to international comics.
Philippe Dupuy and Charles...
