Tag: politics
Movie Review: CIVIL WAR Is Clickbait Cinema Masquerading As Political Warfare
A movie with war and journalism with nothing to say?
SDCC ’23: The Congressional Popular Arts Caucus launches at Comic Con
Congressman Robert Garcia is one of the biggest comics fans on the Hill, and he wants H.Res.598 to protect all creators.
A little girl loses faith in democracy in The Simpsons’ “Mr. Lisa Goes to...
“The city of Washington was built on a stagnant swamp some 200 years ago…and very little has changed.” -Lisa
INTERVIEW: Eric Orner talks SMAHTGUY and the story of Barney Frank
An exercise in making public policy interesting!
PREVIEW: The Press is under attack in EDGAR ALLAN POE’S SNIFTER OF DEATH #4
The latest issue of AHOY's horror humor anthology series arrives in stores next week.
Sofia Warren makes her graphic novel debut with RADICAL memoir from Top Shelf
The memoir follows Sofia Warren's time embedded in the office of a Democratic Socialist New York State senator.
SILBER LININGS: Fox News is mad about Captain America. Good.
In this post-Independence Day Silber Linings, Greg explores how the Captain America that Fox News pundits claim the left ruined never existed in the first place.
INDIE VIEW: SAVE IT FOR LATER stresses complexity alongside activism
Save It For Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest
By Nate Powell
Abrams Comics Arts
Many of us can remember the punch in the gut...
REVIEW: REDFORK is a hurricane of horrors about putting faith in the wrong things
"Truth is all teeth."
INDIE VIEW: A gentle push into politics in OKAY, UNIVERSE
Okay, Universe
Written by Valérie Plante
Illustrated by Delphie Côté-Lacroix
Drawn and Quarterly
With the subtitle “Chronicles of a Woman in Politics,” Okay, Universe in some ways inspires...
INDIE VIEW: ‘Banned Book Club’ is an energetic college kids versus dictatorship memoir
Banned Book Club
Written by Kim Hyun Sook and Ryan Estrada
Illustrated by Ko Hyung-Ju
Iron Circus Comics
With North Korea so much in the headlines and such...
INTERVIEW: OUR CARTOON PRESIDENT showrunner R.J. Fried previews Season 3
Plus: How does college hockey compare to crafting an animated series?
