Tag: Comics
Anime NYC ’22: The Highs and Lows of this year’s event
Where’s the manga!? Where's the anime!?
Unassuming Barber Shop: The Secrets of Slam Bradley
Exploring the origins of Siegel and Shuster's super-sleuth, and how they relate to current stories featuring the character.
NOT JUST BOYS FUN: joséi comics have outgrown the rules
The difference between shōjo and josei isn’t clear. Once, josei were the comics- manga, technically- you read when you’d grown out of reading comics for kids. But contemporarily that’s a turning point of contention...
INTERVIEW: Ricardo Delgado on drawing malevolent monsters in The Art of Dracula of Transylvania
Sometimes scarier is better.
NYCC ’22: Max Fuchs talks wrestling, romance, and tight butts in THE MOTHERFUCKING FUCKER
“Born of woman! Raised in the ring! He lives to fight and fuck!” -The Motherfucking Fucker
REVIEW: The FUNNY PAGES will break your heart, kid
Owen Kline's debut feature is too mean-spirited toward its own characters and subject matter to be an effective comedy.
NYCC ’22: Crime and horror go hand in hand for HELL IS A SQUARED...
Condon’s wrestling comic was one of the most sought after in Artist Alley.
31 DAYS OF HALLOWEEN: A comic, a movie, and a book to start your...
A Halloween starter pack of a different kind.
REVIEW: Blacksad: They All Fall Down is a stellar look at art, unions, and...
Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido take on political killings and Shakespeare in the Park.
DC’s Hispanic Heritage Month covers expose the trappings of mainstream attempts at representation
The road to Hell is paved with good intentions 101.
INTERVIEW: Stephen Graham Jones talks killing Christopher Columbus in EARTHDIVERS
If America never existed, would the world be a better place?
REVIEW: HOSPI-TALES celebrates health and imagination in a children’s hospital
A testament to the healing power of comics.
