Tag: Rick Veitch
Numerous comics creators band together to STOP PROJECT 2025
Contributors to the guide to the Trump agenda include Matt Fraction, Greg Pak, Jeff Parker, Greg Rucka, Mark Russell, and many more.
Classic Comic Compendium: SWAMP THING #56 is Alan Moore at his most poetic
We might not all be muck-encrusted moss monsters, but we all know the experience of feeling blue.
Disclosure: How I Learned to Love Cheech and Chong by Editing Comics About Them
Cheech and Chong have a graphic novel out this week, and the editor was The Beat's own Heidi MacDonald
What role might Miracleman play in the Marvel Universe?
Last week's tease of new stories for the legendary character has us wondering just how Miracleman fits into the Marvel Universe.
Z2 Comics and LAST PODCAST ON THE LEFT team for new graphic novel series
The first volume of the graphic novel anthology series will arrive in May 2022.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 11/2/2020: What does a comic con in 2020 look like?
A bunch of links to make you think about stuff other than the election.
Rick Veitch is named the new Comics Laureate of Vermont – and check out...
Veitch is the fourth cartoonist to be so honored.
By Its Cover #3: We Believe In Textless Covers (Part 2)
This is the third season in a column that judges a book by its cover. Catch up on the current season, or view the complete archive.
I hope you're not tired of me talking about...
By Its Cover #1: What Comics Can Learn From Movie Posters
This is the third season of a column that judges a book by its cover. Catch up on the current season here, or view the complete archive.
Welcome to BY ITS COVER: LEGACYBIRTH, where we...
Cold War Revisited – Rick Veitch’s The One is Back in Print
You will occasionally hear Rick Veitch's name spoken around Stately Beat Manner in reverential tones, particularly for his superhero deconstructions, Brat Pack and Maximortal. (For that matter, Our Army @ Love was massively under-appreciated.) IDW has...
Boy Maximortal #1 100 page giant is coming from Rick Veitch – with peyote...
Rick Veitch's Heroica Universe is one of the masterpieces of dystopian superhero fiction. More horryfying than Dark Knight, more visceral than Watchmen, it's a deconstruction of the genre via the real life exploitation of...