Exclusive Preview: BODY BAGS: OMNIBUS comes to Kickstarter
BODY BAGS: OMNIBUS comes to Kickstarter thanks to 12-Gauge Comics, honoring the late Jason Pearson's celebrated work
NYCC 2026 had 1,553 exclusives according to CovrPrice
According to CovrPrice, there were 1,533 exclusives at NYCC 2026, a staggering 264% rise in just three years
D’Orc gets movie deal at Sony
Brett Bean's smash hit comic D'Orc has gotten a live action movie deal at Sony
THE NEW GODS return in new DC ALL IN SAGA one-shot
The one-shot picks up where last year's THE NEW GODS maxiseries left off, with the heroes of New Genesis living as refugees on Earth.
Peter Kuper’s Monarchs installation now at the American Museum of Natural History
Cartoonist Peter Kuper's installation on monarch butterfly migration is now a permanent part of the America Museum of Natural History in New York
First BODEGA CAT Award nominees announced
The gang at BODEGA (Brooklyn Organization Dedicated to the Endurance of
the Graphic Arts) keeps coming up with New York-themed acronyms...and also cool things. Their...
Konkret Comics prepares for big reveals during K-Way Weekend 2026
From the return of its flagship superhero to new publishing opportunities for independent creators, they are keeping it Konkret as they give us a taste of what's in store for 2027 at K-Way Weekend 2026, taking place October 16th-18th.
Graphic Novel Review: A CONFEDERCY OF DUNCES struggles to make for good comics
While Confederacy of Dunces does a fine job depicting the story as written by John Kennedy Toole, the source material struggles as a comic.
Exclusive Cover Reveal: SKIP TO THE END goes from OGN to Prose
Jeremy Holt's SKIP TO THE END goes from original graphic novel to prose fiction, thanks to Dead Sky Publishing, and we have the cover here
Winners and Losers of New York Comic Con 2026
The highs and lows of NYCC 2026 as only the Beat staff can do it, from Blade Runner to Mogo to Fog Land
Graphic Novel Review: IDENTICAL turns having a twin into an unsettling story
Identical, the new graphic novel from cartoonist Leah Hayes, offers an unsettling look at the joy and horror of having constant connection.
NYCC ’26: Is NYCC even sustainable?
20 years on, NYCC 2026 is in the books, but how the show evolves has a lot of financial and logistical considerations
