24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Cynthia Martin
Cynthia "Cindy" Martin worked in mainstream comics at the very WORST time to be female in mainstream comics -- the 80s and 90s -- despite this, she racked up a solid run on Marvel's STAR WARS that's considered some of the definitive comics work on the title. She also drew Wonder Woman and Spider-man. In recent year's she been illustrating a number of non fictionYA graphic novels for Capstone. She's also been made an honorary member of the 501st Legion—the Stormtrooper cosplay organization.
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Laura Allred
They say that behind ever Madman is Laura Allred. Fine, no one has ever said that but I still think it's true.Laura has left...
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Erika Moen
Recently seen as co-creator on Bucko with Jeff Parker, cartoonist Erika Moen is one of the many higher beings who works within Periscope Studios....
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Emma Vieceli
Writer, artist, and part-time jouster, Emma Vieceli is best known for her work with long-form works including Avalon Chronicles, Dragon Heir, and Vampire Academy....
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Danielle Corsetto
The creator of Girls With Slingshots, Danielle Corsetto has proven to be a survivor of this whole 'internet web comics" business thingy. Having now...
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Michelle Czajkowski
Michelle Czajkowski is sort of a big deal on deviantart. Michelle started her weekly webcomic "Ava's Demon" in 2012, and is currently at page...
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Lala Albert
I've mentioned Lala Albert here before but she continues to fascinate with her disturbing but compelling mythology of three eyed women. Much concerned with...
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Colleen Coover
Currently working on Monkeybrain's Bandette series with Paul Tobin, Colleen Coover possesses the cleanest linework of any artist possibly ever seen. Well known for...
24 Hours of Women Cartoonists: Helen Hokinson
Women's History month is wrapping up, but we at The Beat don't feel we celebrated it properly, so for the next 24 hours most of the Beat staff is collaborating on "24 Hours of Women Cartoonists" to spotlight some of our favorite creators.
Jason Lutes’ new project: games influencing comics
BY JEN VAUGHN - For anyone who has ever performed any improv, there is a simple rule: 'Say Yes.' Say yes to a situation...
Uncanny Avengers Introduces ‘The M-Word’
Even allowing for the fact that we're not supposed to like any of the characters in Uncanny Avengers (only this week, Wolverine calls Japanese...
On the Scene: Sparks Fly at ‘Surely You’re Joking, Dr. Wertham’ Event
As the first of several “Comic Book Roundtable” events to be held at the Soho Gallery of Digital Art under the auspices of gallery...
