Diversity

#BlackOutTuesday – Comics and diverse characters : where the sales are

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Actually, diverse comics sell pretty good, thanks.

MARVEL VOICES launch party in Brooklyn draws huge turnout

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Brooklyn's Anyone Comics was filled to the brim with fans thrilled to meet several of the creators behind Marvel Voices #1, inspired by the podcast of the same name.
KAPOW! Careers in Comics and Graphic Novels

On The Scene: The Apollo hosts KAPOW! Careers in Comics and Graphic Novels panel

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N. Steven Harris, Micheline Hess, Joseph Illidge, and Alitha Martinez spoke about their careers and the skills needed to have a lasting career in comics.

John Leguizamo and Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez explain why they’re crowdfunding their new hero, PhenomX

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The Beat sits down with the duo to discuss on their new crowdfunded comic
The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes, & Their Creators - An Exhibition Featuring the work of Comic Book Artists of the African Diaspora

Comics going uptown: The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes, & Their Creators exhibit opens November...

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Guest curated by Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, the exhibit is presented by the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI).
Diversity Comic Con

Diversity Comic Con at FIT makes room for everyone at the comics table

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The second annual Diversity Comic Con offered a variety of programming.

To do today: Diversity Comic Con in NYC with Roz Chast and more

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Chast will keynote at this free one day event.
Pronoun Lanyards

Jazzlyn Stone just launched a line of pronoun lanyards, and they’re awesome — here’s...

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Stone worked with designer Akana Fujii to create the lanyards, which are uniform in color, pattern and font choice.
Black Excellence in comics

Randolph, Osajyefo & Illidge on Black Excellence in comics

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Khary Randolph, Kwanzaa Osajyefo, and Joseph Illidge had a frank and open discussion on race in comics and in real life. 
The New Comics Creator - how diversity leads to more creator opps

NYCC ’19: How increased diversity leads to more opportunities for all creators

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"More pie for everyone doesn't mean less pie for you."

Black History Month Comics: Crescent City Monsters by Newton Lilavois and Gian Carlo Bernal

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A Blues-playing, black sorcerer wants to know why there's a price on his head.

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