Heidi MacDonald is the Editor-in-Chief at The Beat. With a focus on publishing and media, she delves into topics such as journalism, authors, and the intricacies of the publishing industry. Her work has been featured in notable outlets including the Arizona Daily Star, Vulture, and The Beat.
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Heidi MacDonald's coverage primarily revolves around comics, graphic novels, and the comic book industry. Her focus on press releases and private sector announcements indicates a preference for exclusive news from publishers or key figures within the industry.
If you have upcoming comic book releases, significant changes in the industry, or exclusive insights into major events related to comics and graphic novels, Heidi may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics. Given her focus on event coverage as well, she might also welcome previews or behind-the-scenes looks at important industry events.
Heidi does not specify a geographic focus but appears to cover international content within the comics and graphic novel space.
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By: Heidi MacDonald
Wait until you meet the giant eyeball TERMINAL is an ambitious new ongoing series from the minds of Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, with art by Andy Kubert, and colors by Dave McCaig.
The Black Comics Alliance is calling for a boycott of DC Comics until there are more opportunities for Black characters, creators, and readers
Organizers are calling off a boycott of DC Comics but will continue to draw attention to the lack of ongoing comics starring Black DC characters
"Not because we are required to, but because it is the right thing to do."
He was Marvel's former staff colorist 1982-1996, a key creator in the Marvel Bullpen back when it actually was a bunch of artists working in an office and not an abstract idea.
Paizo, publisher of the popular TTRPGs Pathfinder and Starfinder, has announced they they are restructuring their game offerings and laying off 12 workers.
By: Heidi Macdonald
Marvel is revisiting its 25 year old Mangaverse continuity with a month of weekly one-shots starting in September
This one is complicated The last few weeks have seen various forms of turmoil at a number of comics publishers, and now Archie Comics has entered the chat. And spectacularly so.
Who let the ROM out of the bag? Robert Kirkman and Skybound Comics have been trying to make Wednesdays a little more exciting for a while now.
