Tag: racism
INDIE VIEW: ‘I Was Their American Dream’ celebrates the immigrant experience as crucial to...
I Was Their American Dream
By Malaka Gharib
Clarkson Potter
In I Was Their American Dream, cartoonist Malaka Gharib displays an infectious enthusiasm for openness as she...
INDIE VIEW: ‘They Called Us Enemy’ lays out the history we’re doomed to repeat
John Seven reviews 'They Called Us Enemy'
A Year of Free Comics: The Racial Contract in America by Mike Dawson
A Year of Free Comics: The Racial Contract in America by Mike Dawson
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 8/22/18: “My real name is Loan. And I am just getting...
§ Nice Art: Paul Mounts posted a variant cover by Art Adams for Avengers Asssemble! Issue 700 that he colored, which is a...
SPX 2017: The year of getting woke
This was an SPX unlike any previous SPX, as the tumult of the outside world has reached even Camp Comics. But the welcoming spirit of unity and creativity was still there, and strang as ever.
Unassuming Barber Shop: Bat-Klan?
Why did the early Batman villain The Monk disappear from his rogue's gallery?
Comics losing its most relevant critic as Comics and Cola announces shut down
Yesterday Zainab Akhtar announced she was shutting down her Eisner-nominated website Comics & Cola. The reason was not the usual ones — no money in it, moving on, life changes. It was something much more troubling and dangerous.
