Tag: book bans
SDCC ’26: Why the graphic novel is built for social change
From Harvey Kurtzman's subversive parody to a library sit-in nobody planned for, four creators broke down why comics keep landing punches that prose and film can't — and what to do with the ones that already hit below the belt.
WonderCon ‘26: The new obscenity: How “harmful to minor” laws are criminalizing the comic...
From a Grendel trial in North Carolina to the erosion of "SLAPS" protections and "harmful to minor" challenges, experts at WonderCon warn that the First Amendment is no longer a safety net for the industry.
Why comics creators must fight the proposed censorship of H.R. 7661
H.R. 7661 could restrict federal funding for schools over LGBTQIA+ and sex education content. Here's what's at stake and how to fight back.
SDCC ’23: Post-pandemic censorship: libraries and the challenges they face
Librarians address patron safety, staff well-being, and politically targeted book bans happening around the country.
