Uniqlo unveils Mickey Mouse t-shirts by Jeffrey Brown
Looking for a cute t-shirt? Uniqlo has done it again.
E3 2018: Laugh at the Emptiness of Modern Life with “Cosmonet Games”
These two visual novels linked together by theme offered a short, fun and thought provoking take on modern life.
Ethan Van Sciver leaves DC to concentrate on his creator-owned work
He'll be spending more time with Cyberfrog.
Superheroes get Steamy in Angel Payne’s ‘Bolt Saga’
Angel Payne, a USA Today best-selling author of some of the steamiest romance tales on the market today, sets out to define the limits of the passion of superheroes in the new Bolt Saga series of novels. #sponsored
E3 2018: ‘Sea of Solitude’ Steals the Show
How a haunting game about loneliness and monsters stole the show at EA Play.
Geppi Museum to close, 3000 items donated to the Library of Congress
It's not quite the library of Alexandria, but Geppi's Entertainment Museum in Baltimorewas is closing after 12 years. It a handsome edifice of pop culture...
Artists You Should Know: GIRLS HAVE A BLOG’s Sarah Bollinger & Tara Kurtzhals on...
Dive into the creative process and inspirations for the creators of Girls Have a Blog and Knight & Beard, two of the brightest young talents in comics today.
The Gibbs Girls’ “The Invention of E.J. Whitaker” Shows We Need More Women of...
Over the years that I’ve contributed for The Beat, I’ve gotten to preview some pretty-interesting projects in the making, as well as talk to their equally-interesting creators. A little more than two years ago, I had a phone interview with two women who called themselves the “Gibbs Girls.” They were working on a steam-punk inspired comic that takes place at the dawn of the 20th century and during the Industrial Age. The story followed a female, African American inventor named Ada Turner who creates the first flying machine. Last week, the Gibbs Girls reached out and informed me that the comic had finally come out.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 5/3/18: Last chance to get this fabulous Spinner Rack on Kickstarter...
Spinner racks, comics journalmalism, C0n 3.0, and Avengers Infinity War. Plus M'Baeku's first con.
Celebrating International Tabletop Day with Some Personal Beat Staff Favorites
In honor of today being International Tabletop Day, myself and fellow Beat staffer Victor Van Scoit have decided to share some of our own personal-favorite tabletop games. As criteria, we've decided to stay away from oldies like “Chess,” “Monopoly,” and “Dungeons & Dragons,” because there are a TON of other games out there. We have also decided to only share games that are still available for purchase if there are any readers who wish to experience these games for themselves.
To do tonight: Graphic Alt Comics opening with Robbins, Fleeners, Wynbrandt and more at...
The Scott Eder Gallery in Jersey City has a super cool show opening tonight; Graphic Alt Comics with art by Gabrielle Bell, Tommi Parrish, Mary...
SD Comic Fest ’18: The ‘What’s Wrong with Comics?’ Panel Explores the Many Missteps...
“Five years ago, Marvel was in charge, and they ruled everything I did as a retailer. It was ‘Marvel first.’ Now, they are the bastard children of the industry. I’ve lost probably 25% of my comic readership because 25% of my Marvel fans got tired of my higher cover prices, the non-sequitur storylines, the almost incomprehensible X-Men this and that… Marvel has done nothing to drive the industry towards us.”
























