Tag: matt bors
The Beat’s 2023 Creator Survey Part 1: where do we go from here?
It's our annual Creator Survey of the biggest trends and stories in comics and projects for 2023, from Erica Schultz to Jimmy Palmiotti
REVIEW: Venture beyond the bubble in JUSTICE WARRIORS #1
Swamp Cop knows policing can only be achieved by breaking every rule!
INTERVIEW: Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson talk JUSTICE WARRIORS
Plus, get an exclusive first look at covers for JUSTICE WARRIORS #3, including Bors's homage to John Romita Jr.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 2/22/2022: The internet is asking: what happened to Jim Lee’s pants?
A long ago contest from a different era. Plus: Sherlock Holmes in the Comics launches
Matt Bors retires from political cartooning
After 18 years, the cartoonist plans to devote more time to other passion projects without the weekly cartoon deadline.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 3/22/21: Happy 100th Birthday, Al Jaffee
Plus, Chris Conroy gets a promotion and a great tweet, Action Oscar Isaac, Paul Levitz's history lesson and so much more.
Awards Roundup: Blitt wins the Pulitzer; Davis wins LAT Book Prize; Cartoonist Studio Prize...
Some of the most prestigious awards of the year have recently been announced.
A Year of Free Comics: When Charlie Brown stumped for vaccinations
Charles Schulz took part in a campaign to attempt to end measles.
The Nib is kickstarting a print edition
In a newsletter post from editor Matt Bors, its been announced that The Nib, the acclaimed non fiction comics site, will be Kickstarting a print...
Nib News: a new strip by Ruben Bolling and an animated series in the...
Regular Beat readers know we're huge fans of The Nib, the non-fiction comics site run by political cartoonist Matt Bors. You can imagine they've...
Cartoonist leaves paying gig, starts Kickstarter for The Nib
A couple of years ago we were crowing with joy when Pulitzer Prize finalist cartoonist Matt Bors was hired to run Medium's comics section, The Nib, and the results were glorious, with two years of daily content that was smart funny, trenchant, moving, eye opening and everything else we love about comics.
Well, as with most start-ups all good things must come to an end.
