History

Queerness in Comics: Tackle big ideas with QUEER: A GRAPHIC HISTORY

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The informative non-fiction comic covers queer history and theory.

SHUT IN THEATER: Check out this transfer lettering catalog from 1984!

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Back in the Twentieth Century, we did graphic design by hand (and we loved it)!

PREVIEW: Take a look at the historical BIG BLACK: STAND AT ATTICA graphic novel

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For the first time, the story is being told by Frank "Big Black" Smith, who was at the center of it all.
Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists cover art

Interview: Mikki Kendall and Aster D’Amico talk Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists

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“The history of the world is the history of women."
Destiny and Mystique

A history of X-Men’s Destiny & Mystique

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Now is a great time to brush up on the epic love between Mystique and Destiny.

INTERVIEW: Pursuing History with Dan Goldman in CHASING ECHOES

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Goldman based the book on his own experiences going on a family trip to the Old Country.
Tulsa

A Year of Free Comics: THE MASSACRE OF BLACK WALL STREET expands WATCHMEN’s take...

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This webcomic on the Tulsa Race Riots should be compulsory reading.

Edmonia Lewis & Rachel Carson spotlighted in new OGN series SEEN: TRUE STORIES OF...

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The series kicks off in September 2020 from BOOM! Box.

It’s time to feast your eyes on the history of INVADER ZIM

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Tremble, Earth stink, before the obvious greatness of the Irken Elite!

INTERVIEW: Sydney Duncan dives deep into history with KILL WHITEY DONOVAN

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"Hattie and Anna’s story came to me in this thunderstruck moment."
Harvey Comics

INTERVIEW: JONNY HARVEY chronicles his journey through the history of HARVEY COMICS

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The grandnephew of Harvey Comics founder dives into his family’s comic legacy in his new docuseries
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).

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