“‘Lovely’ is hardly the word I’d use.”
PREVIEW: Sabrina gets a rude awakening in Thompson and Fish’s SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH #1
What’s a little glamour between friends?
PREVIEW: JESSICA JONES is back today – but you may not have even heard about it
So how exactly did Jessica and Luke’s daughter turn purple?
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Something’s Hunting Hawkeye In WEST COAST AVENGERS #6
This is quite a pickle.
PREVIEW: SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH 2019 Mini-Series Will Be More Like the ’90s Sitcom
Kelly Thompson, Veronica and Andy Fish are bringing back the lighter side of ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’ in a new 2019 mini-series from Archie Comics.
Kelly Thompson and Carmen Carnero Bring CAPTAIN MARVEL Back to Earth in New Ongoing Series
The series is scheduled to launch ahead of Carol’s big-screen debut.
Marvel Releases New Digital-First JESSICA JONES Series by Kelly Thompson and Mattia De Ilius
When Brian Bendis made his exit from Marvel, the question of who would take up the reins writing Jessica Jones, a character Bendis co-created with artist Michael Gaydos, was one of the first to come up, and today we got our answer. Kelly Thompson has revealed on Twitter that she will be writing a new […]
Kelly Thompson signs exclusive deal with Marvel
Today, Marvel Comics announced that it had signed Kelly Thompson, the current writer of the ongoing Hawkeye series, and last year’s Star Wars: Captain Phasma limited series, to an exclusive contract. As per the press release, Thompson commented on her signing: “Marvel was truly my first love. So to be here today, not only writing for Marvel but […]
The Beat Annual Creator Survey 2017 Edition Part 3: with previews, news and guilty pleasures
Here’s part three of our annual survey of the state of comics with a bonus preview of the second volume of Jeffrey Brown’s Lucy & Andy Neanderthals.
The Comic That Changed My Life
Comics have always been a huge part of my life, from my questionable six year old speculator phase (when I was convinced that any issue #1 was a prospective goldmine) to my pretentious preteen obsessions with the “great works” of comics (feverishly studying anything labeled with the words “sequential storytelling”). But it wasn’t until I […]