Batman has appeared in thousands upon thousands of comics, from his earliest appearance in the pages of Detective Comics in 1939, through long-running arcs in his main continuity, with spin-off graphic novels, alternate universes, and reboots aplenty. There’s more Batman out there than you can …
Read MoreArtist Serhat Tanyolacar confronts racism, nationalism, authoritarianism in Linfield show
Serhat Tanyolacar works in his Linfield University office on the “School of Reason.” The piece, which takes off from Raphael’s “School of Athens,” is included in the “In-between Poetical Absurdities” show in the Linfield gallery through Nov. 17. Photo by: Timothy Sofranko, courtesy Linfield University …
Read MoreArtist Serhat Tanyolacar confronts racism, nationalism, authoritarianism in Linfield show
Serhat Tanyolacar works in his Linfield University office on the “School of Reason.” The piece, which takes off from Raphael’s “School of Athens,” is included in the “In-between Poetical Absurdities” show in the Linfield gallery through Nov. 17. Photo by: Timothy Sofranko, courtesy Linfield University …
Read MoreArtist Serhat Tanyolacar confronts racism, nationalism, authoritarianism in Linfield show
Serhat Tanyolacar works in his Linfield University office on the “School of Reason.” The piece, which takes off from Raphael’s “School of Athens,” is included in the “In-between Poetical Absurdities” show in the Linfield gallery through Nov. 17. Photo by: Timothy Sofranko, courtesy Linfield University …
Read MoreArtist Serhat Tanyolacar confronts racism, nationalism, authoritarianism in Linfield show
Serhat Tanyolacar works in his Linfield University office on the “School of Reason.” The piece, which takes off from Raphael’s “School of Athens,” is included in the “In-between Poetical Absurdities” show in the Linfield gallery through Nov. 17. Photo by: Timothy Sofranko, courtesy Linfield University …
Read MoreGraffiti defaces a Los Angeles Jewish neighborhood
Clandestine protestors took to the streets of Los Angeles with spray cans of paint, which is a very traditional Los Angeles way of making oneself heard. The topic this time is Hamas and Israel’s terrible war. Headlines around the graffiti declare that the LAPD is …
Read MoreFlorida leads book bans in prison with inmates barred from reading more than 22,000 books
Florida is no longer just the leader in banned books in schools, it’s also leading the nation in the number of banned books in prisons, too, according to a new report from PEN America. The report may not come as a surprise to many as single-state …
Read MoreThis Weekend in Greenpoint: November 3-5
This weekend in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, there’s something for everyone. On Friday, join the Onélogy Pop-Up for futuristic skincare and signature drinks at Rhythm Zero. Saturday offers creativity with a Dinner Party Necklace workshop at The WonderMart and an adventure exploring street art in Williamsburg …
Read MoreThis Weekend in Greenpoint: November 3-5
This weekend in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, there’s something for everyone. On Friday, join the Onélogy Pop-Up for futuristic skincare and signature drinks at Rhythm Zero. Saturday offers creativity with a Dinner Party Necklace workshop at The WonderMart and an adventure exploring street art in Williamsburg …
Read MoreDC makes a big bet on finding new readers by going small and into new markets beyond comic shops & bookstores
In a surprise announcement Thursday morning. DC has unveiled DC Compact Comics: a new line of collected edition of some of its best-selling evergreen titles — including Watchmen, Batman: Hush, and Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo’s Joker graphic novel — at a smaller trim size, …
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