Today in Comics History, January 30, 1969: Little-known musical band can't afford recording studio

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Virginie de Lambert; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, October 17, 1967: The Funeral of Brian Epstein

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Richard DiMartino; letters by Ortho
Rest in peace, Brian.

Today in Comics History, October 14, 1963: Or, as Billy Joel calls it, British Beatlemania

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Efix; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, October 12, 1969: Paul McCartney has been replaced by a Skrull

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Patrick Lacan; letters by Ortho
OH NO THEY ALL HAVE



from Wisdom #2 (Marvel, February 2007), script by Paul Cornell, pencils by Trevor Hairsine, inks by Paul Neary, colors by Guru eFX, letters by Joe Caramagna

Today in Comics History, December 3, 1961: Brian Epstein convinces the Beatles to break up in eight years

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Ludivine Stock; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, November 22, 1968: Don't let Manson buy The White Album

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Edwina Cosme; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, November 18, 1963: Paul McCartney cursed with Midas Touch, turns John Lennon's head to a solid ingot

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018), script by Richard Di Martino, translation by Joe Johnson, art by Efix, letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, November 11, 1968: "Everybody's hugging!"

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Clément Baloup; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, November 9, 1961: Oh boy, that guy could not be more wrong about Brian Epstein

from The Beatles: Their Story in Pictures (ITV, 1982), script by Angus P. Allan, art by Arthur Ranson (collected from the strip in (Look-In)


from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Ludivine Stock; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, November 4, 1963: Jewelry rattled

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Julien Lamanda; letters by Ortho


from Marvel Comics Super Special #4 [The Beatles] (Marvel, 1978), script by Dave Kraft, additional dialogue by Don McGregor, pencils by George Pérez, inks by Klaus Janson and Joe Rubinstein, colors by Petra Goldberg, letters by Tom Orzechowski

Today in Comics History, October 31, 1963: Screams of "Go away, Beatles" can be heard as far as Calais

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Efix; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, October 18, 1968: Ah, this never gets old

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Clémon Baloup; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, October 5, 1962: The Beatles release their successful debut single "Love Me Do," then immediately retire on the £12 2s 6d profit

from The Beatles: Their Story in Pictures (ITV, 1982), script by Angus P. Allan, art by Arthur Ranson (collected from the strip in Look-In)

Today in Comics History, September 1, 1967: Alexander Haig declares he's in charge of the Beatles

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Ben Lebégue; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, August 28, 1962: Band described accurately

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Ludivine Stock; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, August 27, 1965: A Grand Day Out

The Fab Four meet the King!





from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Bloop; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, August 27, 1967: Rest in Peace, Brian Epstein

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Piero Ruggeri and Filippo Neri; letters by Ortho


from Marvel Comics Super Special #4 [The Beatles] (1978), script by Dave Kraft, additional dialogue by Don McGregor, pencils by George Pérez, inks by Klaus Janson and Joe Rubinstein, colors by Petra Goldberg, letters by Tom Orzechowski


from The Beatles: Their Story in Pictures (ITV, 1982), script by Angus P. Allan, art by Arthur Ranson (collected from the strip in (Look-In)

from The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story (Dark Horse, November 2013); written by Vivek J. Tiwary; pencils, inks, and colors by Andrew C. Robinson; letters by Steve Dutro
(Click picture to enlarge)

Today in Comics History, August 23, 1966: Tonight, thousands scream in joy upon learning the Mets will not be playing

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by Pierre Braillon; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, August 19, 1962: Ringo claims hazard pay

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Romuald Gleyse; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Ben Lebégue; letters by Ortho

Today in Comics History, August 14, 1962: Ringo thinks big, dreams high

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Romuald Gleyse; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Vox; letters by Ortho