Tag: Black Comic Book Festival
Interview with Creators of The Graphic History of Hip Hop
%%title%% Interview with Greason and Fielder on their new graphic novel
The 12th Annual Black Comic Book Festival returns this weekend
The Black Comic Book Festival returns on Friday and Saturday at New York's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Schomburg’s Black Comic Book Festival 2022 goes all virtual in face of latest covid...
Covid-19 once more forces January's annual Black Comic Book Festival - the tenth anniversary event - into a wholly virtual affair.
The 2022 Black Comic Book Festival celebrates the show’s 10th anniversary next month
NYC's Schomburg begins the countdown to next month's big event
The 8th Black Comic Book Festival champions ownership, imagination, and change rooted in afro-creativity
A celebration and a look to the future of black comics.
Black History Month Comics: Nowhere Man by Jerome Walford (Plus a bonus interview!)
Nowhere Man is a great example of black superheroes done right.
Black Comic Book Festival ’19 was a revolutionary celebration of blackness in comics
The 7th annual Black Comic Book Festival, which took place on January 18-19 at the Schomburg Center in Harlem, was a fierce statement on black representation in comics. Not a plea but an actual...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/12/18: The WB insider who allegedly “hated superheroes”
https://twitter.com/artofmmignola/status/951497032077795328
§ Nice Art: From the archives, the first concept of Hellboy, including vulture.
§ Artist Chris Visions is undergoing a cornea transplant following the loss of vision in one eye. Newsarama has the news but Visions...
The Black Comic Book Festival drew 5000 people
https://twitter.com/blicqer/status/688898644632825857
https://twitter.com/theblerdgurl/status/688484747992002560
The Black Comic Book Festival, held at the Schomburg Center in Harlem, just has its 4th outing on Saturday and by all accounts it was jammed with people; as many as 5000 showed up,...
On The Scene: The Black Comic Book Festival 2013
The first ever Black Comic Book Festival was held on Saturday January 12, 2013 at The Schomburg Center For Research in Black Culture, located in the heart of Harlem in New York City. The festival, which was presented by The Schomburg Junior Scholars and Dr. Jonathan Gayles, celebrates artists, writers, and fictional characters of African descent. Although I have passed by before, this event was my first introduction to the Schomburg Center which is a part of the New York Library. The show was free and open to anyone.
