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Free Planet by author Aubrey Sitterson and artist Jed Dorgerty is a space epic that has all its own, including action, romance and a vast story focused on free security guards trying to keep this new democracy alive. Sitterson and Doerty catch up with the Beat and talk about how the Free Planet is a new approach to comics not only in the story but also in the visual, and the upcoming Free Planet #5 came out at the comic store on September 10th. This interview has been edited. Javier Perez: I would like to ask about its approach to…
This October, the X-Men will be cast into a dark new future with Age of Revelation, an event that will jump through the Marvel universe ten years away. In this world, Doug Ramsey, the heir to the Apocalypse, rules the mutant utopia while the rest of the earth is wrapped around it from the devastating X-virus. Expect a bold reshape of Marvel’s mutant line as shocking twists, unlikely alliances, and brand new series spins from this dystopian future. SAGA begins with Jed Mackay and Ryan Stegman’s X-Men: Age of Revelation Overture #1, and branches out into 16 interconnected Issue 3…
Mike Mignola is working with Ray Allen (the town with one million eyes) of Ray Allen (the town with one million eyes) for the supernatural western that expands the world of Hellboy. Carmen Red Claw: Berry of the Beast, the Four Islands series, leads to the legacy of Lobster Johnson, combining classic folk tales with Migno Laverse. Co-authored by Mignora and Allen, Allen’s art, Michelle Madsen’s colours, and Clem Robbins’ letters. So, what is Carmen’s red nail? Carmen Red Claw, a descendant of the infamous El Bogavante, roams the territory of New Mexico in the 1870s for shapeshift guns. Her…
At New York Comic Con, IDW is offering fans an Ashkamp preview of teenage mutant Ninja Turtles #13. I was fortunate to see the ink and lettering early. It’s only six pages long, but it was enough to get me excited about what’s coming to this new era for the turtle. First impression (no spoilers) Freddie E. Williams II, who debuted as an interior artist in the main TMNT series, is not disappointed. His crowd scenes are packed with details, and the nuances of each turtle’s appearance are truly pop. Raphael’s mask has an attractive, pointy edge that adds a…
FleasManga artist: Mara RamirezPublisher: FieldMouse Press / $16.95September 2025 Who is the flea? At the beginning of a graphic novel, she is featured at the beginning of a graphic novel that shares her name, dislikes, and strange facts about her. Mala Ramirez’s fleas were painted and there were fleas before it was released. After you close it, she remains. Without an attitude, some may say brash. In a nutshell, it’s perfect. The story becomes a series of vignettes as we meet. Want to know who the fleas are? Meet your family. It tells the story of her childhood when her…
Oni Press’ first Rick and Morty event comic, Rick and Morty vs. The Universe, is currently halfway through, but Beat is able to exclusively reveal the next series of his infamous grandfather and grandchildren Rick and Morty: Publisher for the End. Writers Daniel Kibblesmith and Jarrett Williams reunite in a six-part follow-up. Issue #1 Cover A, Dave Bardin The official synopsis is “Rick Sanchez, the most wanted man in this and all other universes, is running. He has grace in his head, as he has all governments, military, pirates, admirers, bailers, bailers, religious facilities, troops, theatres, Circus Crowns, and people…
Face Front True followers! After last week’s defection from Sear Space, Mighty Marvel’s devastation is back again and let’s take a look at this week’s hottest Marvel title. They prepare to be amazed by the X-Men in the Apocalypse as they challenge the Main 616 universe to fix any serious errors. In the summary, you will find yourself surprised by Captain America #3. As always, beats want to hear from you, a real believer! Please let us know what you think about this week’s Marvel Comics! Please let us know by screaming in the comments section below or below on…
Marvel’s Red Band Gimmick hasn’t proven it’s necessary yet. While comics are billed as a place where they can push up graphic violence envelopes, most of the time they feel out of the way to produce gore for stories that never need it. Daredevil: Unleash Hell certainly feels like a book that could easily produce its content without a label with very minor changes. Furthermore, Gore is presented as if the creator hesitates to create it – as if it was a disappointing addition, not a feature of the story. Amazing Unleash Hell is a book divided between Intents. There…
Imperial is set in the stages of a new era of Marvel’s space adventures, and with Imperial War: Nova Centurion #1, it’s time for Richard Rider to get his time. Nova Centurion #1, built from Imperial #3, sees Rider eventually reconnecting to Nova World Mind, where he is forced to confront the ghosts of the past and learns who sparked the Imperial War. From the start of Nova Centurion #1, it’s not easy for riders. Reconnecting to Nova Worldmind has been shown to be extremely painful, not only physically but also mentally. First, he faces a horrifying vision of cancer…
The ultimate Wolverine has been a cruel vehicle so far. I have seen Logan fight to overcome his winter soldier programming and then work with the opposition to fight the tyrannical rule of the Eurasian Union. You reach the point where you think, “This guy can’t take a break.” Ultimate Wolverine #9 actually takes a bit of breath from the heavy story, giving readers an independent issue of attacking the master mold factory where the opposition is creating mutant hunting sentinels. This is still a Wolverine book. This means that Chris Condon and Alessandro Cappuccio insert through a scary moment.…