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PopCultHQ received a review copy of THE FIFTH BEATLE: The Brian Epstein Story TPB (Anniversary Edition) from Dark Horse Comics. Available now in bookstores & comic book shops, the trade paperback collection features writing from Vivek J. Tiwary, art by Andrew C. Robinson & Kyle Baker, and letters by Steve Dutro.
In episode 402 of Things We Said Today, Allan Kozinn and Darren Devivo (Ken Michaels is taking a week off) speak with the author in impresario Vivek Tiwary about the 10th anniversary expanded reissue of “The Fifth Beatle,” his graphic (in the graphic novel sense) biography of Brian Epstein. We last spoke with Vivek in episode […]
SYNOPSIS: Phoebe talks with Vivek Tiwary, author of “The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story,” a graphic novel celebrating its 10th Anniversary with a new edition!
With the Beatles’s ostensible last song, “Now and Then,” bringing the Fab Four back to the top of the charts, here comes the captivating 10th-anniversary rerelease of the Eisner Award-winning The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story.
Recently I chatted with Vivek J. Tiwary about his graphic novel The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary!
Today I have the pleasure of talking about one of my favorite stand-alone graphic novels The Fifth Beatle by Vivek J. Tiwary.
Vivek J. Tiwary talks “Now and Then” with FOX 5 NY’s Chris Welch.
Jagged Little Pill producer Vivek J. Tiwary has closed an equity investment to launch TEG+, expanding on his work at Tiwary Entertainment Group, and has tapped former Netflix and Donners’ Company exec Jack Leslie as Co-President and Head of Film + Television.
It’s a book that had been in the works for some time, but The Fifth Beatle (Dark Horse) — a biography of sorts of Brian Epstein from writer Vivek J. Tiwary and artist Andrew C. Robinson, with additional art from Kyle Baker — proved to be well worth the wait for fans of the Fab Four and good comics alike.
Somewhere, along the mad and transcendental road of rock and roll, the tale of one of its greatest architects, masters and casualties has been lost. Somewhere, between the gyrating hips and rebel snarl of Elvis and the shallow, uninspired gushiness of emo, music history has forgotten one of its first antiheroes. Somewhere, somehow, the man […]
