Tea Party protests unintended CAPTAIN AMERICA portrayal

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Tempest in a teacup? or...a tea bag? The first we got wind of this was a story on the right-leaning Newsbusters site protesting the...

Wizard World Mars — the REAL story

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Truth be told, the Wizard World Tour has come in for some "joshing" here at Stately Beat Manor in recent days, but now The...

Squid report

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Everyone once in a while we are wont to check in at the Gama-Go store to see what cool new designs we'll be longing...

Things that were

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A page from the weekly comics newspaper, the Comics Buyer's Guide, March 11, 1988, via Larry Marder . Andy Diggle's correspondence from 1999 --...

New Yorker Anniversary edition showcases cartoon jam!

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This week's New Yorker is the 85th anniversary edition, and as is custom, the iconic Eustace Tilley character appears on the cover. However, this...

We’re not here to cause no trouble …

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The Beat tweets: My billion dollar idea for the day: Peanuts special that airs every year on SB Sunday Eve called "The Day Charlie...

The Fiffe Files: Mark Badger, Part 2

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By MICHEL FIFFE for the Beat In this second round (out of three), Mark Badger sheds some light on collaborating with J.M. DeMatteis, co-creating...

Shel Dorf’s 1973 San Diego Comic-Con Photos

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At a now-bookmarked site called Comic-Convention Memories, the author is posting some photos found in the late Shel Dorf's collection highlighting: a) just how...

Happy Los- er, Groundhog Day

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Finally, that day we've been waiting for all year. The season premiere of Lost. I mean, Groundhog Day. Click to see the rest of...

First Bill Watterson interview in 20 years — No regrets

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With Salinger gone, you would have thought that Calvin and Hobbes cartoonist Bill Watterson was ready to assume the mantle of the literary world's...

The Grammys find the future

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Wow, based on last night's Grammy Award telecast, the music biz has found a new look, and it's Black Lantern all the way! Most...

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