Black Bat Adds Artist, Confirms May Launch (Preview Art)
The Black Bat was one of the early character pulps from the 1930s, along with The Shadow and The Spider. Like those last 2 pulps, The...
Review: The Pulp Fiction of The Spider – Terror of the Zombie Queen
Introducing the best crime-fighting comic on the shelves right now: The Spider. No, not that Spider, but this one from Dynamite Entertainment that you quite possibly...
The Beat Comic Reviews for 19/12/12: Spiders, Birds, Harbingers and Dazzlers
It's time for the last reviews section I'll be doing this year. I have to make it a little quicker than usual, too, because...
Sherlock Holmes: The Liverpool Demon #1, with Leah Moore and John Reppion
We’re currently in the midst of a long-running Sherlock Holmes media explosion, from the Guy Ritchie films starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law,...
The Beat Comic Reviews for 28/11/12: My Little Pony and Hellblazer, together at last!
This week saw a number of big comic releases from Marvel and DC, but who cares when this was the week My Little Pony: Friendship...
Rick Remender Returns to Creator-Owned Science Fiction With “Devolution”
Rick Remender is getting a lot of press these days for his part in the Marvel Now! relaunch with Uncanny Avengers and Captain America. That's not the...
Fialkov Brings The Devilers to Dynamite
You may have noticed Dynamite been announcing a fair number of writers who haven't worked with the company before. Time to add another one....
Buccellato Revives The Black Bat For Dynamite
The Black Bat was a pulp detective hero that appeared in roughly 40 stories from 1939 to 1953. It came out roughly the same...
Matt Wagner On The Shadow: Year One
The Shadow, as a pulp character, turned up fully formed. Anything in his past was told as a flashback. A bit of background here,...
Bionic Crossover in January
Back when they were on the air, The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman used to periodically crossover. Two of the more...
Diamond retailer breakfast: Dynamite, BOOM!, and Valiant all joining the FOC program
At the Diamond Retailer appreciation breakfast this morning, after being forced to surrender phones and become sequestered behind a blast shield door, attendees...
Fred Van Lente Writing a Zombie Title For Dynamite
Fred Van Lente's been getting some pretty good reviews (even from me) for his Archer & Armstrong title over at Valiant. Fred's next move is...
