Interviews

I don’t think there’s a person alive who would debate the fact that Sergio Aragonés is the world’s greatest living cartoonist. So many industry giants look up to this man for his cartooning talent. The fact that he’s going to celebrate his 60th year at MAD Magazine with us, I could not be more thrilled to have him. Everyone loves his work. He’s so highly entertaining and funny. It just floored me when he actually said yes to being the guest of honor, because at the heart of it I’m still a fanboy and I do not know anyone on this planet that is not a fan of his work. To be able to highlight Sergio’s career and all that he’s done is immense and I cannot stop being excited about it.

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Half Past Danger and Nightwing artist Stephen Mooney chats about his approach to making comics and growing as a cartoonist.

The Beat is a proud sponsor of Comix Experience’s Graphic Novel of the Month Clubs, which bring comics fans a curated mix of the...

Chris Sebela discusses the rerelease of High Crimes, the comic that put him and artist Ibrahim Moustafa on the map, about the symbolism of Everest, optioning his work, and the realities of making comics.

John Seven talks to 'Starseeds' creator Charles Glaubitz.

Will the real Superman please stand up?

By Nancy Powell James Sturm has never been shy about tackling the complexities of race and ethnicity in his graphic novels. Recently, Sturm turned his...

Stuart Moore talks about his love letter to 70's fantasy and science fiction while Paul Constant gives 80's kids back their childhood comedies.

Shaun Simon discusses letting go of what he should be writing and focusing on fun with Boom Studio's Wizard Beach.

McGurk on the pioneering feminist New Yorker cartoonist.

Brian Hibbs sits down with the artist behind one of the Chicago Public Library’s Best of the Best Books 2018