Tag: Hazel Newlevant
Comics Crowdfunding Round-Up: BECOMING WHO WE ARE, THE WILD COSMOS, THE RETURN OF CAPTIAN...
Check out Comics Beat's comics crowdfunding round-up for November 17th, including The Wild Cosmos, Becoming Who We Are, and more!
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Check out BECOMING WHO WE ARE, a new trans comic anthology!
The Beat has an exclusive preview of the Becoming Who We Are anthology, which is now live on Kickstarter!
You’re invited to the New York Comic Con Queer Kick-Off Party!
You're invited to Lambda Literary and P&T Knitwear's New York Comic Con Queer Kick-Off Party on Wednesday, October 11, 2023!
Queerness in Comics: Take a trip to SUGAR TOWN
A gentle, positive story about a queer polyamorous relationship.
INDIE VIEW: ‘No Ivy League’ mixes displacement and kindness
Memoir of a homeschooler meeting the outside world asks the big questions.
Here are your 2018 VLA Graphic Novel Diversity Award winners
The awards recognize diverse stories for kids and adults.
SDCC ’19: Presenting the 2019 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards winners
The 2019 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards were presented at San Diego Comic-Con International on Friday, July 19 at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront hotel. In categories stacked with talent, the big winners for...
INTERVIEW: Hazel Newlevant examines privilege and coming of age in NO IVY LEAGUE
Hazel Newlevant discusses the creative process behind their autobio graphic novel.
14 fabulous moments from the 2019 Queers and Comics conference in comic form
Check out the live line drawings artist Becky Hawkins drew of the funny, interesting, and sometimes perplexing moments of the Queers and Comics conference.
Crowdfunding Watch: The New Year’s Day Edition
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder, so I am here to ponder if that is true? Did you miss these missives? I was torn away from the comfort of my computer and...
HYPE: Preview of Hazel Newlevant’s No Ivy League, coming in 2018
Here's a preview of Hazel Newlevant's debut graphic memoir, No Ivy League, a tale of teenage discovery and racial tensions set in Portland, OR.
The Beat Annual Creator Survey 2017 Part 1: What will happen to comics...
It's time! The Beat's Annual Creator Survey is where we look forward to the year to come and reflect a little on what has just passed in comic, with opinions from a wide swath of industry creators, pundits and retailers. This time out, because 2016 was a little rough, I've added a question about what inspires our survey takers, because we can all use a little something to feel good about.