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After just two issues, the comic courier became important to the hearts of people who liked the comic journalism in printed form. The editors of Tiffany Bab have gathered the best authors about comics, creating fun and informative publications that can be worn in hand, folded, placed on shelves, shaved again, and read a little more. And now the third issue is running! The A2#3 Kickstarter announced by BABB is on sale today. There are details. All bonuses are available. You can also get topic ideas from the front page above. Comic Courier is a two-time tabloid-sized newspaper per year…
Marvel Comics has announced that The Invisible Woman’s Vallainous Alter-Ego, Malice and Mistress of Hate are making their comeback at Fantastic Four #6 in December. The new arc of Ryan North and Humberto Ramos’ running, entitled “The Invincible Woman,” will see the first family encounter another cosmic variant of Sue who succumbed to her demon. Check out the newly revealed overview and variant cover of the issue of Leirix below. Fantastic Four #6 (2025) Variant Cover by Leirix “Get Sue Storm, Gactus says!” When the hidden message in the structure of reality is deciphered, Sue Storm becomes the most wanted…
Image credits: Image comics Look at that shining cover. You can actually feel the 80s hair metal oozing out from the pages, right? In the most unexpected return, Cold Slither (a band formed by Zartan and his Dreadnoks in the GI Joe Animation Show to take over the world using subliminal messaging) was given their own one-shot comic book. What readers are asking is connected to the universe of energy? Is it important when it shakes so much? Just for the record, I consulted my magical 8 balls about this. The answer to the Energon Universe’s continuity question was “Don’t…
Maybe you had to be there for Ever Niebel’s exploits, but Daredevil in the ’70s, when you jumped over Canyon and other things and rode a motorcycle was bigger than life where the act was easily translated into comics. Niebal – Born Robert Craig Niebel – has won a series of biocomics from Apple Prize-winning author Rylend Grant (Jump and the Peacekeeper), artist Dave Acosta (Terroir, Elvira, Dragon), Letterer HDE, Editor Lenelunson, Rayby Arabs, Flops, John Pent, Editor Raves, John Pent, Editor Raves, John Pent, Editor Raves, and Fruze. Each issue highlights the epic stunts from Niebal’s stranger’s fictional life.…
Zainab Akhtar’s annual short box comic fair, All-Digital’s Indie Comics Convention, will launch tomorrow, October 1, 2025. The convention will be held until October and until Halloween. Featuring over 100 comic creators, the event will help connect independent artists with new readers. According to the event’s website, “The purpose of the fair is to act as a creative driving force for artists to create something new. It is to provide a platform for fresh, unique, independent comics. Short Box Comic Fair Poster The Short Box Comic Fair will open at 8am UK time on October 1st and close at 8pm…
Co-created writer Jordan Clark with artist Atagun İlhan (Poison Ivy, Milestone Universe: The Shadow Cabinet), Ancestral Recall is a five-issue mini-series published by AHOY Comics. Described as a historical science fiction comedy, the book centers on an eccentric abstract painter looking to solve his wife’s disappearance with the help of the kid next door, and the power to connect to Black historical figures. Clark, a graduate of the Milestone Initiative, also has credits at DC, IDW Publishing, and Image Comics. The Beat met with him to discuss his first creator-owned book, Ancestral Recall. Ancestral Recall #3 cover by Atagun İlhan…
The Fabled British Comics Anthology A1 is back, and has Pal: Deadline, another legendary British publication. The A1 deadline is back with former co-editors Dave Elliott (Atomeka) and Chris Northrop (The Terrifying Future) Kickstarter. The first 80-page special features comics, culture, music and art from the top talented array. The A1 and deadline were two of the most influential British comic magazines of the 90s. And you can learn more about them in my Little Side Project. It’s a very colorful story and I’ve got more to say about it soon. But there’s a lot of history to cover. The…
In the spring of 2026, Maia Kobabe (E/Em/Eir) and Lucky Srikumar (They/Them) will opt out and be published by Scholastic. The graphic novel tells the story of a seventh grader’s search, facing several challenges as adolescents arrive. Today, Comics Beat is proud to unveil the cover of the opt-out designed by Maddy Price. You can view your cover by scrolling to the bottom of this article. Opt out This explains how you opt out of the publisher. “My body is the worst. I wish I hadn’t. “Saachi is a narrator. At school, she is surrounded by children she is known…
This weekend, the first ever San Diego comic – Malaga, was held in Malaga, Spain. As a beautiful Mediterranean city, it has many attractions to tourists, bringing the SDCC vibe to Europe for the first time seemed like a promising place. This has been promised many times since SDCC was announced last year as the first officially licensed show in Europe. Unfortunately, reports on social media and Spanish media have called everything from “total disaster” to “Aliexpress version of Comic-Con” to the show. And locals call it “Cola Con”: Spanish for “Line Con”. Problem: The first-time showrunners appeared to be…
If I went to New York Comic Con last year and tried out an artist’s alley, I met a huge booth belonging to one Sandstorm comic. It quickly became a story amongst the comics people who wanted to know who they were and what their story was. They sponsored alleyways and handed out samplers for comic book lines. This hinted at a long tenure in the space, both as a sponsor and a new and remarkable presence in the industry. This year, Sandstorm will return as both sponsor and exhibitor, but there is a more robust graphic novel offering aimed…