Tag: Andrew Aydin

The Beat caught up with the Congressman’s co-writer.

Run chronicles Lewis's ongoing fight for voting rights in the 60s.

Remembering the legacy of the congressman and co-author of the MARCH trilogy.

James Romberger went to the Big Apple Con and solved one of the great mysteries of comics history: who drew Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story.

Representative John Lewis (D-GA), prominent Civil Rights leader and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient, has announced along with publisher Abrams ComicArts, the second chapter in the award-winning March saga to be called Run due out in...

Here's some exciting news! The Society of Illustrators in NYC will host "The Art of MARCH: A Civil Rights Masterpiece," a blockbuster exhibit that will illuminate both the celebrated graphic novel trilogy (co-written by...

The Society of Illustrators has announced their guests of honor for the 2018 MoCCA Festival and they are: Award-winning cartoonist Roz Chast, whose decades of New Yorker cartoons transformed that traditional format with her lively art and neurotic,...

§ In the biz we call this "Hell Week" because you have to get everything done for con in JUST ONE WEEK. Emails at 1 am. Emails at 6 am. Corrections. Schedules. Powerpoints.  15...

For the sixth year in a row, The Beat is proud to present the Comics Industry Person of the Year, as chosen by voters in our annual creator survey: Gene Luen Yang. The the Team of the year: Rep. John Lewis, Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell.

Continuing its "march" to end of year accolades, (sorry) March Book Three topped the annual PW Graphic Novel Critics Poll. Rosalie Lightning came in second and Teh Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye, How...

  At tonight's National Book Awards - the Oscars of books - March Book Three won in the Young People’s Literature category. It's the first graphic novel ever to win an NBA. https://twitter.com/leighwalton/status/799082927669866496 https://twitter.com/leighwalton/status/799087777619046400 I'm told a bunch of...

March Book Three, the inspiring story of the US civil rights movement and the life of Rep. John Lewis, continues its awards season progress as it was named a finalist in the Young People's Literature category....