The DREAM DADDY TPB Will Be Your #1 Beach Read This Summer

04/22/2019 5:45 pm by Samantha Puc Leave a Comment

Why not hit the beach with your favorite Maple Bay dads?

Review: GHOST HOG Offers a Complex Yet Approachable View of Death, Vengeance & Perspective

04/22/2019 4:00 pm by Deanna Destito Leave a Comment

Ghost Hog offers readers a colorful way to tackle some of life’s tough lessons.

Awesome Con ’19 Preview: Exclusives, Panels, Future Con & Pride Alley

04/22/2019 11:00 am by Samantha Puc 2 Comments

Have you made your con plans yet?

REVIEW: PILU OF THE WOODS Deftly Examines Friendship, Grief & The Monsters In Our Heads

04/17/2019 1:00 pm by Samantha Puc 1 Comment

This graphic novel is incredibly sweet and also deeply sad.

INDIE VIEW: ‘Morning In America’ reveals the many monsters of the Reagan Era

03/06/2019 4:00 pm by John Seven 2 Comments

‘Morning In America #1’ reviewed by John Seven

INTERVIEW: Sarah Graley Talks OUR SUPER ADVENTURE & Celebrity Casting for Her Cats

03/04/2019 11:30 am by Samantha Puc Leave a Comment

OUR SUPER ADVENTURE: PRESS START TO BEGIN hits stores March 27.

Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/29/2019: Mentorships available in Portland and Berlin

01/29/2019 9:00 am by Heidi MacDonald

If you were planning a trip to Bedrock City, I have some sad news.

MERRY MEN Capers Into TPB This December

11/09/2018 8:44 am by Samantha Puc

If you need a gift for the Robin Hood enthusiast in your life, look no further than Oni Press’ Merry Men.

INTERVIEW: Magdalene Visaggio Talks MORNING IN AMERICA & Teens Saving Themselves

11/08/2018 12:00 pm by Samantha Puc

Ahead of New York Comic Con, Oni Press released information about several upcoming titles slated for 2019, including the horror mini-series Morning In America. From writer Magdalene Visaggio (Quantum Teens Are Go!, Eternity Girl, Oh S#!T IT’S KIM & KIM) and artist Claudia Aguirre (Kim & Kim, We Are the Danger), Morning In America is about a failing Ohio […]

NYCC ‘18: The NY Public Library Panel – Literary Comics to Build Your Collection

10/05/2018 10:00 am by Beat Staff

by Sara L. Jewell On Thursday morning, for the second consecutive year, NYCC kicked off by hosting a full track of off-site programming for educators, librarians and comics professionals at the New York Public library. With topics ranging from building a classroom curriculum around Marjorie Liu’s Monstress to “#RepresentationMatters In Your School Library”, the day’s programming placed a […]