Tag: Nate Powell
MoCCA 2024 announces headliners and programming schedule
MoCCA has announced its featured guests and programming schedule for the upcoming 2024 event, taking place March 16 and 17 in New York
The Beat’s 2024 Creator Survey Part 2: Tons and tons of previews
Previews from Street Noise Books, Nate Powell, Ursula Murray Husted and more in this jam packed edition of the 2024 Creator Survey Part 2
Preview: Nate Powell is on tour with a punk rock band in FALL THROUGH
Powell's next graphic novel is due out in February.
Comic Book Page Rates again: lower than they were 14 years ago
A former comics editor in chief has posted his starting page rates from 14 years ago, and they're a lot higher than many current rates.
The Beat’s 2023 Creator Survey Part 2: Previews and prognostications
The second part of our annual survey includes lots of news of new books fro 2023 and opinions about the future of comics.
A Year of Free Comics: Dr. Wertham paging Dr. Karen in SHELF IT
NATE POWELL’s latest for THE NIB is an unfortunately timely reminder of the dire state of censorship.
PREVIEW + INTERVIEW: Duane Murray talks BETTER PLACE
The all-ages graphic novel from IDW's Top Shelf Comics imprint arrives in stores next week.
INTERVIEW: ANDREW AYDIN remembers working with the Congressman on RUN
The Beat caught up with the Congressman’s co-writer.
INDIE VIEW: SAVE IT FOR LATER stresses complexity alongside activism
Save It For Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest
By Nate Powell
Abrams Comics Arts
Many of us can remember the punch in the gut feeling on November 9, 2016, when the election results were...
BETTER PLACE by Duane Murray and Shawn Daley takes an all-ages look at loss...
This Top Shelf mixed-color graphic novel will be released this August
INTERVIEW: Nate Powell on SAVE IT FOR LATER
The cartoonist looks back on the creative process behind the anthology of comics essays.
‘Run’, Rep. John Lewis’s posthumous memoir, is coming out in August
Run chronicles Lewis's ongoing fight for voting rights in the 60s.
