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On October 2, 1950, Charles Schulz announced his first peanut comic strip. Could there be a more perfect opening? The timing of the four panels (3 panel buildup and final panel payoff) is essentially comic. For the next nearly 50 years, peanuts became a beloved institution, and the same hilariousness juxtaposed with cruel reality unfolds in countless ways. No artist ever surpassed Charles Schultz by refusing what everyone wanted. Charlie Brown never kicked football. We have never seen a little red-haired girl. Schultz was interested in eternal struggles, not shining victory. I have seen this comic strip hundreds of times…

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Welcome to this week’s Beat Comic Crowdfunding Roundup article! See what happens when deep stories come across science fiction fun, incredible galleries, magazines with a twist on space, and more! Comic Courier, Comic Criticism Journal (Issue 3) Creator: Tiffany Bab (author/creator)Target: $4,500End date: October 31, 2025Goods: Get a digital copy for $5, a physical copy for $9, a physical limited edition print for $22, or a Tarot + Print for $32 with High Tier. A newspaper-style journal dedicated to detailed comic reviews edited by Tiffany Bab Comics Courier was one of Kickstarter’s few projects and left a profound influence on…

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AEW (All Elite Wrestling) has announced the DC X AEW, a second-issue crossover event with DC Comics written by Steve Orlando and by Travis Mercer (Absolute Power: Super Son). The book, in which DC and AEW’s most well-known headliners collaborate to “recover big galactic belts and prevent cosmic catastrophes,” will debut in a “special preview edition” at New York Comic Con (October 9-11). DC X AEW #1 Cover by Lucas Meyer The series is available from Comics Shops, Shopaew.com and available at select live AEW events in 2026. It will be the subject of two NYCC panels. Friday, October 10th…

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Tokyopop has launched a new line of branded products featuring advent calendars, playing cards, SD figurines, fan favorite anime, manga and tote bags inspired by Manwa titles. This collection includes popular series such as Attack Titan, Doctor Stone, Fairy Tail, Tokyo Ghoul, Full Metal Alchemist, Brotherhood, Online, Online, Off, Star, and more. Check out all of the exciting products below! Fretal Alchemist Brotherhood: Official Advent Calendar ($39.99) This 25-day advent calendar features high-quality collectible items such as buttons, sticky notes, coasters, mini booklets, pencils and more, designed to show off your love for a fulfilling alchemist. Available on October 7th…

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Crypto and David Corenswett’s Superman from James Gunn. – Warner Bros. Pictures It’s been a while since James Gunn and Peter Saffron unveiled the first DC studio slate for “God and the Monster,” and a lot has changed in the meantime. Superman was out and was successful enough for Warner Bros. to greenlight the sequel. Peacemaker concludes its second season and is about to introduce DC’s multiverse in a very specific and limited way. And we don’t take a year from the second Supergirl feature film ever. Tracking over dozens of movies and television projects is not easy. The announcement…

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Horror recommendations are essentially a horror exchange. I want someone to be very scared or uneasy about fiction and to share my screams with someone else. By doing so, there is always a chance that one of the movies and books you recommend will turn a curious passerby into a lifelong horror hound. For example, George Romero’s films have that effect. Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead is a very good piece of horror, and they become dambusters for those who want to dive deep into the genre and its most well-known Otel. You’ll want to…

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I took part in a custom that was sufficient to realize that the heart and soul of all these events can be found walking up and down the artist’s alley. This year, I was lucky enough to catch up with Tom King at Los Angeles Comic Con 2025. Getting my signature on my copy of Love Everlasting led to a fun conversation about what’s in place for upcoming films and ongoing comic series. Check out the interview below. Javier Perez: I’m talking to Tom King here. I will be at LACC on the last day. How are you? Tom King:…

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And as such, Marvel joined the GlobalComix Digital Comics platform. Starting October 15th, hundreds of already-published Marvel Comics and Marvel Weekly New releases will debut as part of GlobalComix Gold Membership, available for $6.99 a month or $69 a year. Gold members receive exclusive discounts. In addition to Marvel, GlobalComix offers DC, image comics, dark horses and booms! Indie comics and scroll comics, including Studios, Oni Press, Kodansha, and more. As the digital comic space race gets hot, GlobalComix offers one of the widest range of titles, both in traditional page format and mobile vertical scrolling (Webtoon) format. More details…

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Afterlife with Archie, a zombie horror series that put “Archie Horror” on the map 10 years ago, comes to Disney+ from showrunner Roberto Aguirre Sacasa and executive producer Greg Berlanti. The duo, who served as showrunner and producer at Riverdale and served as Sabrina’s sober adventure, gained a commitment to the series from the show’s script. The news is also based on the comic that became a surprising hit as Disney+ enjoys the success of Marvel Zombie. The animated series based on Robert Kirkman’s comics features Sean Phillips art and was Disney+’s most watched television series last week. Afterlife with…

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Ask dozens of comic experts to their favorite creators and most, if not all of that dozen, are going to list Alan Moore among their favorites. Creator creator Moore is often believed to be one of the best things to write in media, and now some of his earliest works have been collected for the first time. Moore’s 2000 ad stories are collected by the publisher on a new hardcover omnibus. This is a series that presents almost all of the author’s works published in iconic British magazines. It also includes the story of the “lost” Moore, which has not…

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