Tag: Pantheon
88 anticipated graphic novels for Spring 2023
Our spring preview features a lot of heavy hitters and many unexpected surprises.
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: SHUBEIK LUBEIK dazzles with interwoven magical tales in Egypt
This is an epic work, nuanced and polished, never clichéd.
60 anticipated graphic novels for winter 2023
Comics in translation and manga series debuts are among the many books scheduled to ring in the new year.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 5/26/21: That time Chuck Schumer went to an indie comic signing
Plus: a brand new way of Kibbling and Bitting!
68 of the most anticipated graphic novels for Fall 2020
A diverse mix with lots of family-friendly titles are among the books included in our list of highly-anticipated graphic novels coming in Fall 2020
Ben Passmore signs with Pantheon for new graphic novel about Black activism
The book was one of the hottest auctions of the season.
MINT CONDITION: Art Spiegelman’s Maus (1980)
We all have gaps in our pop culture knowledge, those omissions that elicit gasps from our fellow funnybook connoisseurs. For me, those gaps are...
INDIE VIEW: ‘Qualification’ is Dante’s Inferno for 12-Step Programs
Qualification
By David Heatley
Pantheon Books
We all end up like our parents. I know for some people that’s hard to hear, but I’ve seen it...
Eisner Watch 2017: check out exclusive outtakes from Sonny Liew’s THE ART OF CHARLIE...
We at Comics Beat are simply in love with Sonny Liew's The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye, which is up for six Eisner Awards this year including best new graphic album, best writer/artist, best U.S. edition of international material (Asia), best colouring, best lettering, and best publication design.
Anders Nilsen new book Tongues looks spectacular
Anders Nilsen has been a mainstay of the indie comics world for a while, gaining huge acclaim with Big Questions, a massive rumination on the meaning...
Review: Kristen Radtke’s autobiography captures the big picture in the small frame
I am often torn about autobiographical comics. Not whether they should exist or not — of course people should create the comics they are...