Tag: depression
Miseria Cantare: On CM Punk, Mental Health, and Moving On
Rumors keep flying about CM Punk and whether he'll return to wrestling...but that may not be the biggest issue.
A Year of Free Comics presents a Beat Original: Hayley Gold’s Pure Indulgence (trigger...
Presenting an original comic by Harley Gold, "Pure Indulgence"
Report: Webtoon creators four times as likely to be depressed
A Korean survey of webtoon creators shows alarming rates of physical and mental health issues.
SILBER LININGS: Greg dances himself clean
For a belated Thanksgiving Silber Linings, Greg reflects on the wonderful randomness of the night strangers gave him an LCD Soundsystem concert ticket.
SILBER LININGS: Presenting the Silber Medalists of the 2021 Greglympics
As the 2020 Tokyo Olympics draw to a close, Greg presents his own awards to a few of his favorite things and experiences.
DC ROUND-UP: How one page from ALL-STAR SUPERMAN saved my life
THIS WEEK: With no new comics on the way for the foreseeable future, the DC Round-Up crew is writing about some of our favorite classic DC stories, starting with All-Star Superman.
All-Star Superman
Writer: Grant Morrison
Penciler:...
Review: Mis(h)adra Explores the Toll of Depression and Epilepsy
Iasmin Omar Ata's Mis(h)adra received a lot of praise and deservedly so, read why that is.
Chef and comics writer Anthony Bourdain has passed away
As widely reported celebrity chef and host of CNN's Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain has died, and is being reported as having taken his own life.
Bourdain inspired countless people with his love of food and...
A Year of Free Comics: how Tony Wolf overcame his battle with depression
As we head into the weekend, a little reminder that everyone labors under an invisible burden. Depression affects more than 350 million people worldwide. It can be a case of the blues, or a...
Robin Williams, depression and life
The reaction to Robin Williams' death has been unlike any celebrity death I can remember. We all knew Whitney was going to go, and Michael Jackson's end was as expected as it was bizarre. With Williams there seem to be few mysteries. It was a battle, and he lost. Yet the shock of his tragic decision seems to have transcended our celebrity autopsy culture with its essential question: how can someone who gave so much, who had so much to give, have turned away from the light with such finality?
