Critical Thinking: BAT KID and Bronze Man in conversation
Desegregating Comics and Bubbles Zine historic manga Bat Kid and Igaguri: Young Judo Master document a revisionist golden age.
A Tribute to artist Mark “Doc” Bright
Writer Will J. Watkins remembers his friend and collaborator Mark "Doc" Bright
The Beat is 20 years old in 2024!
We're kicking off a yearlong celebration of 20 years of The Beat! Plus a bonus look back at MoCCA 2004
Rebellion announces INTO BATTLE: THE ART OF BRITISH WAR COMICS exhibition
Rebellion has announced a new exhibition in partnership the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum, UK: Into Battle: The Art of British War Comics. Opening October 1, 2023 and running through to April 30, 2024
Unassuming Barber Shop: Jerry Siegel is screaming
The writer of the first Superman story is still shouting in a loud voice from a thin piece of paper.
Jack Kirby’s family sets the record straight after “informercial” Stan Lee documentary
A Stan Lee documentary drew a fiery response from Jack Kirby's son Neal, regarding Stan's claim that he was the auteur of the Marvel Universe.
Angoulême Memories: Creators recall their favorite moments at the festival
Angoulême's fiftieth anniversary is here. We conducted a survey asking international pros in the comics space for their memories and we bring them all for your reading pleasure.
Unassuming Barber Shop: The Secrets of Slam Bradley
Exploring the origins of Siegel and Shuster's super-sleuth, and how they relate to current stories featuring the character.
British Eagle founder Rev Marcus Morris remembered with heritage plaque
An English town remembers influential Eagle founder Marcus Morris who once served as local priest
Mistakes were made: An oral history of the original, doomed JLA/AVENGERS crossover (Part 2)
The conclusion of KC Carlson's look at the failed 1983 crossover.
Hurt Feelings and Lost Opportunities: An oral history of the original, doomed JLA/AVENGERS crossover...
The original creators and players involved discuss the failed 1983 crossover.
