Tag: History Comics
Cleves, D&Q, and Henry Sheldon Museum release statements on CHARITY & SYLVIA controversy
The controversy over proper credit for the Charity & Sylvia graphic novel continues, with new statements from various parties
[UPDATED] Professor Rachel Hope Cleves wants Walden’s CHARITY & SYLVIA licensed as an adaptation
Professor Rachel Hope Cleves, who wrote the 2014 biography Charity & Sylvia, wrote an open letter about Tillie Walden's new graphic novel.
Manga Review: In COCOON, home is behind enemy lines
Machiko Kyo's josei manga COCOON is based on a true WWII story about schoolgirls turned field nurses in Okinawa.
Graphic Novel Review: Walden’s CHARITY & SYLVIA lovingly documents a slice of queer history
Tillie Walden's adult debut, Charity & Sylvia, fleshes out the lives of two queer women who openly loved each other in 19th century Vermont.
Graphic Novel Review: First Freedom – The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth is...
First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth is a deeply researched, beautifully executed, historical and biographical graphic novel.
Exclusive Preview: Get to know Dr. Opal Lee in FIRST FREEDOM – THE STORY...
A first look at First Freedom: The Story of Opal Lee and Juneteenth, a biographical graphic novel from Oni Press.
15 compelling graphic histories for Women’s History Month
Nonfiction comics about women to enlighten and inspire you.
INTERVIEW: JD Morvan on Muhammad Ali: Kinshasa 1974 and the epic Rumble in the...
A new graphic novel celebrates Muhammed Ali, photographer Abbas, and the flow of history
#BlackOutTuesday – THE MASSACRE OF BLACK WALL STREET expands WATCHMEN’s take on the Tulsa...
Do not forget the Tulsa Race Riots.
#BlackOutTuesday – Interview: Mikki Kendall and Aster D’Amico talk Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists
“The history of the world is the history of women."
PREVIEW: Take a look at the historical BIG BLACK: STAND AT ATTICA graphic novel
For the first time, the story is being told by Frank "Big Black" Smith, who was at the center of it all.
Interview: Mikki Kendall and Aster D’Amico talk Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists
“The history of the world is the history of women."
