The Rundown: “A Voice in the Dark” Creator Needs Your Help, Joe Keatinge Tours His Shelf Life, and more

Welcome back to The Rundown, our daily breakdown on comic news stories we missed from the previous day. Have a link to share? Email our team at either david@multiversitycomics.com or brian@multiversitycomics.com.

– Larime Taylor, the creator of the critically loved “A Voice in the Dark”, is in need of help. As you may know, he does all of the work on his book by mouth because he suffers from a birth defect called Arthrogryposis, which makes it so he can hardly use his arms or legs. He and his wife – who also is disabled – need to move from California to Las Vegas so they can be closer to family who can care for them, and they need financial support to do that. If you can, contribute to their GoFundMe page and help them make that move. Larime is a very talented cartoonist, and someone who needs your help. Take a look.

– Joe Keatinge takes Comics and Cola on a tour of his comic collection, including his enormous amount of Moebius pieces, and it’s a very cool look into the world of a creator who doubles as a big fan.

– Over at Barnes and Noble, Matt Fraction shares some of his favorite comics. If you’re newer to comics, this is a great list of books to jump in on.

– Not sure how I missed this, but Jeff Smith’s “Tuki Save the Humans” is getting a release in print every once in a while, and apparently it will also be in color!

– DC digital release “Batman Beyond 2.0” is going weekly and adding Kyle Higgins’ pal and “C.O.W.L.” co-writer Alec Siegel as Higgins’ co-writer on the book.

– The Beat covers the results of Image’s Humble Bundle, and let’s just say it was jusssst a tiny bit of a success.

– The sad Batman/Ben Affleck meme is already a treasure trove of entertainment. Observe some choice highlights at SlashFilm.

– What happens when you mash up “Arrow” and “Star Wars”? That is now something there is an answer to.