Tag: History
Geoffrey’s Comics and Hi De Ho stores to close
Geoffrey’s Comics and Hi De Ho Comics of LA, LA's oldest comics shop, is set to close this December, owner Geoffrey Patterson II announced on Facebook
TO DO NYCC week: Cloaked Crusader George Washington Comics at Fraunces Tavern
Comics themed after the US's first president will be on display, with Jim Shooter set to speak this evening.
DC Comics moving offices to Frank Gehry-designed, open plan building
DC is moving to a new open plan office space that uses the hot desk model - ending a storied era of unique office spaces
Heroes of X: Revisiting HOXPOX and Queerly Examining the Past, Present, and Future of...
The X-Men are flawed heroes and an imperfect metaphor, offering readers both new and old the opportunity to explore complicated concepts panel by panel
An open letter to the McMinn County Board of Education regarding MAUS
Gregory Paul Silber addresses a Tennessee school district that banned Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer Prize-winning MAUS.
Outcry after Tennessee school board unanimously votes to remove Maus
Amid rising attempts to ban books from school libraries and curriculums, the McMinn County school board in Tennessee has voted to remove Maus from the school library by a 10-0 vote.
Peter Jackson’s Beatles: Get Back is Tik-Tok for Boomers
Peter Jackson brings us up close and personal with The Beatles
REVIEW: For Douglas Wolk’s ALL OF THE MARVELS, a hands-on approach is required
The Beat takes a look at Douglas Wolk's herculean deepdive into every Marvel Comic ever made.
INTERVIEW: Koren Shadmi on LUGOSI: THE RISE AND FALL OF HOLLYWOOD’S DRACULA
The story behind the man that played Dracula and then never stopped being Dracula.
Six writers win the 2021 Finger Award posthumously
Among the winners perhaps the first woman to regularly write comics, Toni Blum, and Truth writer Robert Morales
‘Comic-Con Begins’ podcast will trace the history of San Diego Comic-Con
The six-part series debuts on SiriusXM on June 22nd.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 2/25/21: Roy Thomas Strikes Back
Roy Thomas has some things to set straight.
