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One of the privileges of attending WorldCon, the World Science Fiction Convention, is that you get to nominate and vote for the Hugo Awards....

    It's time for the annual nominations in Doug Wright Awards for Canadian Cartooning. The finalists, representing the best in Canadian cartooning, are chosen by a judging...

Your first look at the brand new Timm/Burnett DC Animated Feature

By: Nick Eskey “Back to the Future” has been marked in movie history as one of the greatest. Try to look at a DeLorean and...

by Zachary Clemente 24 Hours of International Comics continue and, for me, it's been leading up to this: A Bride's Story by Kaoru Mori. There's nothing I...

DC Animated's latest original animated feature brings excitement and owls

Dreamy, symbolic, curious, and strange. Pablo by Julie Birmant and Clément Oubrerie is ostensibly the story of Pablo Picasso, a man, a modern artist, and an icon of the 20th century. But it’s a story told from the point of view of Fernande Olivier, also known as Amélie Lang, also known as Madame Paul Percheron, also known as the subject of more than 60 portraits made by Picasso.

Here's another discovery I found while researching German comics publishers yesterday... The title of the new Asterix album, the second since Albert Uderzo retired, was...

Margaret Atwood is one of the great literary figures of our times, as the award-winning author of The Handmaid's Tale, The Penelopiad, Onyx and Crake, mixing science fiction, social commentary and huamnist themes. She's also a dabbling cartoonist, as these doodles from the road show.

By and large, American comics are exercises in external action.  Rare is the superhero who ends up blighted by some existential crisis and is...

The Batman panel at Wondercon.

Comics Beat snuck a peek of some exhibitors on the floor before the opening of Wondercon and this is what we saw.