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The Harrowing, is a new YA graphic novel by Kristen Kiesling and Jen Hickman. Pitched as Minority Report meets I Hunt Killers, it's a near-future story
Victor Alpi works on his art at Neighborhood Comics Neighborhood Comics, downtown Savannah’s comic book specialty store, has launched a Comic Artist-in-Residence Program. Designed to demystify the process of making comics, Lee Heidel, owner of Neighborhood Comics thought this would be the perfect opportunity to connect Savannah-area comic book artists with the public. The residency will support one local artist per month by providing a dedicated workspace inside the store so that customers can see firsthand how artists create their work. From storyboards to layo...
Yes, lots of comics were racist. A new generation of Black artists is reinventing them By Dorany Pineda, Los Angeles Times Published: May 10, 2021, 6:02am Share: 2 Photos RIVERSIDE, CA - MARCH 7, 2021: John Jennings, comic book illustrator and professor of media and cultural studies at UC Riverside on March 7, 2021 in downtown Riverside, California. Black artists are using comics as a medium to address racial injustices.(Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) Photo Gallery Manuel and Geiszel Godoy are military veterans, and they believe deeply in social justice. But above ...
Advertisement Advertisement “If we get this done,” Godoy says, “we’ve proven that you no longer have to walk through the gate they built in order to get to the main stage.” Black Sands isn’t the first through the gate. It joins a growing hive of Black creators who’ve carved space in a format that for decades was steeped in racism and exclusion. “Black Sands: The Seven Kingdoms” is the flagship comic series of Black Sands Entertainment. (Black Sands Entertainment) Booming genres like Afrofuturism (which meshes African culture with science fiction) reflect worlds envisioned ...
Updated: March 03, 2021 11:21 IST Arun Prasad, one of India’s largest comic book collectors, is working on a project that traces the history of comics in India Share Article AAA Arun Prasad, one of India’s largest comic book collectors, is working on a project that traces the history of comics in India Collector of comic books Arun Prasad was referred to as an ‘extreme collector’, on a History Channel show, for his collection of 18,000-odd comic books — the result of more than 20 years of travelling, collecting and, most importantly, preserving. Collecting these India-published com...