Even a few moments with Shatner can be quite the experience.
Stan Lee tributes, The Jack Kirby Museum, and William Shatner line up for this year’s Big Apple Comic Con
The Big Apple Comic Con is right around the corner! March 9-10 at the Pennsylvania Hotel in Manhattan.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 8/20/2018: Who do you want to see die next?
§ This promo piece for Heroes in Crisis has everyone buzzing that the Crisis Era is back, and grimdark deaths are coming. It’s well known that someone is going to die so horribly from a gunshot would that all of DC’s superheroes will be sent into therpy for their PTSD in this upcoming mini series, […]
NYCC ’17 – William Shatner and Burt Ward Talk Two Face
After the success of Return of the Caped Crusader, the animated movie set in the Batman ’66 universe starring the 60s show’s original stars, Warner Brothers is following it up with another movie set in the same Batman ’66 universe. The first big news about this movie was the decision on the main villain, a classic Batman A-list […]
On the Scene: Silicon Valley Comic Con is so… Silicon Valley
St Silicon Valley Comic Con Steve Wozniak is the superstar.
NYCC ’16: William Shatner to voice Two-Face opposite Adam West
A new Batman ’66 film is in the works following ‘Return of the Caped Crusaders’
SDCC ’15: Watchtower Wednesday: First Call
Down and dirty today… too tired, and I’m not even there! Click the headlines for the links! Torsten AdairI’ve been writing for The Beat since July of 2010. I’ve been reading comics since 1974, collecting since 1984, and spreading the graphic novel gospel since 1994. I’m a bookseller, a librarian, an amateur scholar, a cool […]
Exclusive Interview: The Rise of Denver Comic Con & Comic Book Classroom, Part 2 “Expansion”
Denver Comic Con has made the record books for the fastest growing con in American history and is now one of the largest cons in the country after staging its second year. The con is closely affiliated with the educational charity Comic Book Classroom bringing school curriculum and after school programs to the Denver community, […]
Exclusive Interview: The Rise of Denver Comic Con & Comic Book Classroom, Part 1, “Origins”
Denver Comic Con is a phenomenon. In only two years, it has become one of the largest comic conventions in the country, and figuring out just how that came about can give us some in-depth insights into the wider growth of cons happening internationally, but particularly in the USA right now. Christina Angel, an English […]
On the Scene: Denver Comic Con 2013, Then and Now
Denver Comic Con is one year old. When it opened in 2012, the con directors hoped for a total of 12,000 attending to make the grand effort worthwhile, but might have been content with less. Instead, they clocked in at roughly 26,000, leaving plenty of room for astonishment and a critique of exactly what had […]