Tag: Samuel Sattin
TEZUKA! GOD OF MANGA Roundtable with Dave Baker, Jason Andrew Cohn, Samuel Sattin, and...
The new documentary aims to bring greater attention to Osamu Tezuka in the West. The director and participants sit down to talk about Tezuka.
Jim Rugg adds Kickstarter-exclusive to TEZUKA! GOD OF MANGA
Jim Rugg adds Kickstarter exclusive Astro Boy Blacklight Poster and T-Shirt to upcoming "TEZUKA! God of Manga" documentary
NYCC ’26: PRH unveils SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN and LEGENDS & LATTES exclusives
The exclusives keep on rolling in for New York Comic Con! Joining the party is Penguin Random House, with a pair of exclusives for...
LEGENDS & LATTES is now a graphic novel
Travis Baldree's Legends & Lattes has been adapted into a graphic novel from Ten Speed Graphic, hitting shelves in October.
HIGHLANDER’s original screenplay is becoming a graphic novel
Titan Comics also announced a graphic novel based on Cartoon Saloon's 2022 Netflix release My Father's Dragon.
The Beat Digest 12/02/25: Live-action TMNT reboot coming 2028
Also on today's Digest, Ten Speed Graphic releases their Spring 2026 catalog, and Claudia Black reveals why she's not in Ahsoka season two.
Interview: Sam Sattin and Steenz on SIDE QUEST: A VISUAL HISTORY OF TABLETOP ROLEPLAYING GAMES
The Beat caught up with Steenz and Samuel Sattin to learn all about Side Quest: A Visual History of Tabletop Games.
Exclusive: Steenz & Sattin’s SIDE QUEST hits shelves in October
It's been four years since Steenz and Samuel Sattin announced Side Quest: A Visual History of Roleplaying Games, and now we have an official release date!...
INTERVIEW: Samuel Sattin talks UNICO: AWAKENING
The Kickstarter for the reimagining of Osamu Tezuka's classic manga is live now.
Tezuka’s UNICO being revived by Gurihiru and Sattin
Unico: Awakening tells the story of a unicorn who brings hope and positivity to those he visits.
STEENZ and SAMUEL SATTIN to explore the history of TTRPGs in SIDE QUEST
The nonfiction graphic novel will trace the history of RPGs from ancient India and China to present-day games.
