Comics going uptown: The Color of Power: Heroes, Sheroes, & Their Creators exhibit opens November...
Guest curated by Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, the exhibit is presented by the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI).
INTERVIEW: Karen Green examines the impact of THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE
Green says the comics medium makes all storytelling more effective.
ComiXology announces LIEBESTRASSE, a queer love story set during the rise of fascism in...
Liebestrasse hits ComiXology on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Get a first look at Emei Burell’s WE SERVED THE PEOPLE: MY...
This historical and personal graphic novel hits shelves in April 2020.
A brief history of THE ETERNALS: The Kirby creation’s most memorable storylines
With the Eternals arriving as Marvel Studios' tentpole film for Phase 4, it's time to look at their convoluted history in the comics.
Unassuming Barber Shop: Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster vs. The Klan
Superman's creators took on the Klan in a daring story from 1938.
We are not in a “golden age” of comics
If you'd like to discuss this, I know a nice coffeehouse in Vienna, not too far from the University. Try the Mozart Café or the Einspänner.
NYCC ’19: Gangsters, lovers, heroes, warriors & gods: Jack Kirby’s women
Here to unpack the unambiguous meaning behind women with powers of invisibility!
INTERVIEW: R.J. Palacio soars against bigotry in debut graphic novel, WHITE BIRD
The best-selling author of Wonder writes a moving Holocaust story that reminds us how to fight present-day hate.
Making Comics: The ever-evolving Marvel Style of Storytelling
Early in the history of comics, creators and publishers were still learning how to make comics on the fly. Changes came fast and furious,...
Dark Horse to publish translation of Swedish WE’LL SOON BE HOME AGAIN
Next year, Dark Horse will publish an English translation of We'll Soon Be Home Again, a Swedish comic by writer Jessica Bab Bonde and artist Peter Bergting...
REVIEW: Keum Suk Gendry-Kim’s GRASS sheds a humbling light on history
Gendry-Kim sheds a deeply personal light on the affects of war.
