Joe Grunenwald is the Acting Managing Editor at The Beat. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on comics, TV, and movies, while also exploring themes related to authors, books, and publishing houses. Joe's insights and writings have been featured in The Beat.
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Joe's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment news, comic books, and content & publishing. His articles often feature exclusive content, reviews, and expert commentary. When reaching out to Joe Grunenwald with pitches or inquiries for his expertise in the field of comic books and related events such as NYCC and SDCC would be beneficial.
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By: Joe Grunenwald
The new creative teams for THE FLASH and the renamed NEW TITANS will take the two titles into Act 2 of DC's All In initiative.
By: Joe Grunenwald
Plus, a bonus review as Ryan North and Gavin Guidry begin their run as creative team on THE FLASH!
By: Joe Grunenwald
Jeff Lemire and Rafael De Latorre's Next Level take on the classic DC hero gets off to an intriguing start.
By: Joe Grunenwald
The one-shot will follow Deadshot on a mission that goes awry, with far-reaching consequences.
By: Joe Grunenwald
The variant covers recreate the faceoff between the Avengers and JLA from a 1983 promo image by Pérez.
By: Joe Grunenwald
The series continues the adventures of Batman and Robin during the early days of their partnership.
By: Joe Grunenwald
Kenny Porter and Danny Earls explore a world where adult Jor-El escaped the destruction of Krypton and came to Earth instead of Kal-El.
The oversized hardcover will present the Maestro's iconic DC artwork at its original 12" x 17" size.
The series continues to push the Titans beyond nostalgia for the past and into uncharted, exciting territory.
The milestone issue features a variety of stories from each of the Super-titles creative teams.
