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Comics are a deep love of mine. So much so that I became a professional cartoonist – working in both comics and animation. Thus, I’ve always loved comic book conventions.

It's no secret that comic books have become the new proof of concept medium of choice for superhero live-action films and TV shows. But until recently, many Black indie comic creators were left out of those pitch meetings. Following the success of Black Panther in 2018, though, producers began actively looking for graphic novels with Black protagonists and diverse characters as source material for live-action adaptation.

Art without bounds: Immersive art show at Bruce Museum to close soon TinaMarie Craven FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The exhibition "Let in, Let go," by Stamford artist Holly Danger, will run at the Bruce Museum through May 30.Contributed /Show MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 Time is running out to see Stamford artist Holly Danger’s digital exhibition “Let in, Let go” at the Bruce Museum. The multi-sensory video exhibition will conclude its run on May 30. Danger described “Let in, Let go” as an immersive video projection experience and explained that she “projection wrapped” six of the museu...

Danger, but when i created molly back in 2010, it was based -- not just for my daughter, but nieces, i was raised by a single mom and i believe in gender equality and the strength of women. i wanted to create a character in molly, that wasn't connected to another superhero character, who had her own agency, who was the team leader, who's a force to be reckoned with. but molly as a character, just to the give you a little back story, she looks like she's 10 years old, but she's actually 30. >> alexandra, as we look at what jahmahl was trying to work with for his daughter when he revisited molly...