The Death In UNCANNY X-MEN #17 Is a Trans Panic Murder, & It’s Not OK

05/02/2019 1:30 pm by Beat Staff

Uncanny X-Men should not have gone this route.

The 10 Most Satisfying Deaths on GAME OF THRONES (So Far)

04/09/2019 10:30 am by Beat Staff

All men must die, but these ten couldn’t do it fast enough.

Review: Is Marvel Action Spider-Man #1 the Future of Periodical Comics?

03/04/2019 10:00 am by Philippe Leblanc

Review: Is Marvel Action Spider-Man #1 the Future of Periodical Comics? A review and commentary

How Superman 64 Nearly Ruined My Life: A horror story

09/24/2018 10:00 am by Philippe Leblanc

Look out, it’s a bird, it’s a plane…..oh no….it’s Superman 64….

Everything We Know About HEROES IN CRISIS (SPOILERS)

09/21/2018 8:30 am by Joe Grunenwald

With less than a week to go until the series begins, we take a look at what’s known — and speculate on what’s not — about DC’s latest event series.

REVIEW: “Batman White Knight” is a daring, but strong start for DCs new “Black Label” collection

08/31/2018 3:00 pm by Megan Fabbri

I have never read a Batman comic. I’m not even sure I’ve ever read a DC comic! It’s nothing against them, I’m just not much into superheros that are “gods among men.” That said, I love Batman The Animated Series, which I consider a timeless classic, and the story of th game Batman Arkham Asylum, […]

The Retailer’s View // It’s Always the End of the World Somewhere

07/10/2018 1:15 pm by Brandon Schatz & Danica LeBlanc

What was DC trying to pull with the Batman/Catwoman wedding? We’ve got an answer, but you might not like it.

The Retailer’s View // Light It Up

04/24/2018 11:53 am by Brandon Schatz & Danica LeBlanc

The Retailer’s View returns with a warning about the future of the comics industry… and a look at what can hopefully be done to fix it.

SD Comic Fest 18’: Cultural Appropriation; When It Is and Is Not Done Right

04/21/2018 1:00 pm by Nicholas Eskey

“If we have it that one culture can’t tell the stories of another culture, we restrict ourselves.”

SD Comic Fest 18’: Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz on How He Didn’t Want Disney’s “Coco” to be the “Aladdin of Mexicans,” and More

04/21/2018 11:00 am by Nicholas Eskey

Sometime after this, Pixar contacted Alcaraz. “They invited me for a ‘little-chat,’” he said. When they asked for his help to work on the movie, Alcaraz was stunned. “I was thinking, ‘wow universe, you have a sick sense of humor.” But, Alcaraz saw this as a great opportunity and accepted it. “I wanted to make sure this wasn’t going to be the Aladdin for Mexicans.”