Review: Will SUPERMAN be the movie that saves the DCEU?
James Gunn's Superman is the latest Most Important Movies In The History of Warner Bros. DC Plans™ - will it save the studio?
The Beat Digest 07/11/25: BATTLE ROYALE gets new translation
On today's Digest, the BATTLE ROYALE manga gets a new translation, WEDNESDAY season 2 gets a new trailer, and much more.
Trade Rating: Jordan Crane delivers a colorful blast of fearful contemplation with GOES LIKE...
Goes Like This sees cartoonist Jordan Crane delivering a set of stories that often explore the worst things that can happen.
Interview: Sam Prentice-Jones talks debut graphic novel ARCANA: THE LOST HEIRS
The Beat caught up with Prentince-Jones over email to discuss his debut graphic novel Arcana: The Lost Heirs, how it was inspired by tarot, and what it was like being the first graphic novel to be published by Hot Key Books.
Comics ‘most important show of the year’ might surprise you
At ALA 2025, many publishers said that the annual librarians conference is the most important industry event of the year.
SDCC ’25: Avatar: The Last Airbender has big plans for 20th anniversary
Nickelodeon is making sure Avatar fans will have something to celebrate at SDCC.
SDCC ’25: Miraculous is celebrating its 10th anniversary in style
Miraculous is coming to SDCC with some big announcements!
SDCC ’25: Mobile Suit Gundam Wing shares 30th anniversary plans
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing is celebrating its 30th anniversary in style.
SDCC ’25: King of the Hill comes to life with new activation
Fans will get the chance to explore the world of King of the Hill
Graphic Novel Review: Richard Corben’s DIMWOOD is a late career burst of gothic horror...
Dimwood is Richard Corben's final graphic novel, and it's now getting its first release from publisher Dark Horse Comics.
SDCC ’25: Biker Mice From Mars will welcome con goers at Oni/CBLDF party
Oni Press & The Nacelle Company are teaming up for the CBLDF party at SDCC
Jack Kirby gets a street named after him….for a few hours
A vibrant intersection on New York's Lower East Side was renamed Jack Kirby Way but only for a day
