Tag: History
INDIE VIEW: ‘Year of the Rabbit’ offers hope amidst the terror of the Khmer...
Year of the Rabbit
By Tian Veasna
Drawn and Quarterly
The brutality of the Khmer Rouge and its assault on Cambodia isn’t something that comes up a...
Spy caper His Name is…Savage returns from Grant and Portaveritas today
The classic spy is back in a new yarn from a new publisher.
INTERVIEW: Sydney Duncan dives deep into history with KILL WHITEY DONOVAN
"Hattie and Anna’s story came to me in this thunderstruck moment."
INTERVIEW: Karen Green examines the impact of THE INVISIBLE EMPIRE
Green says the comics medium makes all storytelling more effective.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Get a first look at Emei Burell’s WE SERVED THE PEOPLE: MY...
This historical and personal graphic novel hits shelves in April 2020.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Vanni’ is a sweeping but intimate account of the Sri Lankan conflict
Vanni: A Family’s Struggle Through the Sri Lankan Conflict
Research and Story by Benjamin Dix
Script and Illustration by Lindsay Pollack
Pennsylvania State University Press/Graphic Medicine
When I...
INDIE VIEW: ‘Springtime In Chernobyl’ offers an unexpected message of hope
Finding the beauty in the aftermath of disaster
NYCC ’19: Jim Lee, Brad Meltzer to team on story about Batman, real-life war...
The story will start off being about Batman and turn into the true story of Medal of Honor recipient Salvatore Giunta.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Tales From Behind the Window’ exposes historical misogyny
Tales From Behind the Window
By Edanur Kuntman
Europe Comics
Brooklyn-based game designer and animator Edanur Kuntman sat down with her grandmother Sureyya for a series of...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 9/9/19: The drawing that gave George Perez tendonitis
From Russia with Hate, the image that gave George Perez an RSI; and how to pee in a Batsuit.
REVIEW: Keum Suk Gendry-Kim’s GRASS sheds a humbling light on history
Gendry-Kim sheds a deeply personal light on the affects of war.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Floppy #1’ and ‘Desolation Bay’ tell different kinds of histories
Two Massachusetts cartoonists put intellectual and poetic heft into their comics.
