Tag: Columbia University
INTERVIEW: Shining a Light on Planned Parenthood’s Chat/Text Service with PAUL LEVITZ & ...
In August 2017, ComicMix launched their Kickstarter for Mine!, a comics collection benefitting health services organization Planned Parenthood. Mine! features contributions from Eisner-Award winners and nominees to independent creators and up-and-coming artists, aimed at...
A Year of Free Comics: Exploring Karen Green’s “Life in Comics”
One of the highlights of my graduate school experience during my time at Columbia University was taking one of the first college courses seriously dedicated to exploring the literary value of comics. It was...
On The Scene with Comics At Columbia: Past, Present, Future
If Karen Green wasn't a rock star comics librarian before last night's opening gala, she is now!
So: the gist:
A few years ago, 2005 to be exact, the Ancient & Medieval History and Religion Librarian...
To do tonight: Brooklyn Comes to Morningside Heights
It's been a busy, busy few weeks of comics events in the NYC area, and here's one more: the final event for the year in Columbia's graphic novel program.
Al Jaffee archives going to Columbia University
Librarian Karen Green has done it again! She's gotten venerable cartoonist Al Jaffee (The Mad fold-in guy) to give his archives to the growing collection at Columbia University. :
Karen Green, a Columbia librarian, approached...
On the Scene: Celebrating Golden Age Comics at Columbia University
On January 23rd, Columbia University Library acquired a double-bill of Golden Age related comics materials, including the research materials Larry Tye compiled to write his Superman biography, The High Flying History of America’s Most...
Alternative X-Factor: Chris Claremont Reveals What Might Have Been
Chris Claremont reveals what might have been in X-Factor #1. Read on to discover Alan Moore's involvement!