Tag: Joseph Illidge
The Unconscious Bias That Fails Black Creators
Stephanie Williams made Eisner history, but many comic journalism outlets missed it. This article looks at the unconscious bias behind this failure.
DC Comics, Blinded by Whiteness
It has now been 1171 days since the last time DC published an ongoing series for a Black character in their mainline continuity, and it wasn’t the publisher who realized this; it was the fans.
The Beat Digest 12/09/25: SWAT KATS breaks Kickstarter records
Also on today's Digest, Avatar: The Last Airbender gets two new graphic novels, School Spirits season three premieres in January, and more.
Exclusive: JOSEPH ILLIDGE launches story & strategy studio Illuminous
Comics legend Joseph Illidge tells The Beat about his new production and creative services company, Illuminous.
SDCC ’24: Denys Cowan joins Dwayne McDuffie remembrance panel
Sunday, 7/28/24, 12:00PM - 1:00PM, Room: 28DE
INTERVIEW: RISE OF THE ALLIES comic takes aim at toxic work cultures
Rise of the Allies is a new B2B comic that hopes to foster a dialog about toxic workplace cultures and how we can overcome our differences
Comics Crowdfunding Round-Up: FOREST FOLK, WE CAN FUNK! and 3 more campaigns we love
Five crowdfunding projects we love, plus future projects and MORE!
Newsmaker interview: Joseph Illidge on starting Illuminous, Xerø and 50 Cent
Industry veteran Joe Illidge talks about his new production company, working with 50 cent, and the kind of stories we need now.
Fabrice Sapolsky joins Heavy Metal as editor
Sapolsky will work on Heavy Metal magazine and the comics line
Anyone Comics adds the ACCESS GUIDE BLACK COMIC FAIR to its impressive resume
Keep an eye out for an exclusive print of the book's cover by legendary artist ChrisCross!
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: HEAVY METAL #305 debuts Ron Marz & Armitano’s SWAMP GOD
Can soldiers on opposite sides of the Civil War work together to survive an ancient evil?
Illidge, Fragiskatos, & Carmona team for new book spotlighting the Black comics community
The Access Guide to the Black Comic Book Community 2020-2021 will introduce readers to Black comics creators and Black-owned publishers and retailers.
