A gaggle of comic artists, authors and editors are sprawled on low stools at a book-shop-cum cafe in South Kolkata engaged in a heated debate over their “baby”, a magazine — the initial rushes of which have just come off the press – which they …
Read MoreBengal’s authors, artists trying to shape new offering – a comic strip magazine
A gaggle of comic artists, authors and editors are sprawled on low stools at a book-shop-cum cafe in South Kolkata engaged in a heated debate over their “baby”, a magazine — the initial rushes of which have just come off the press – which they …
Read More‘Lost in Taiwan’: U.S. illustrator turns cherished memories into graphic novel
By Teng Pei-ju, staff reporter “I call this book my love letter to Taiwan,” Mark Crilley said of his latest graphic novel, which pays tribute to the American illustrator’s two and a half years living and teaching in central Taiwan in the late 80s and …
Read MoreAscension Parish Library to host career, resource fair Oct. 21 in Gonzales
Looking for a new career or the right opportunity? Maybe you want to learn a new skill or trade. Ascension Parish Library will host a career and resource fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Gonzales Library. Visit with area schools …
Read MoreMiguel O’Hara Throws Down with Marvel Monsters in Todd Nauck’s ‘Miguel O’Hara – Spider-Man 2099’ Connecting Cover
This January, Spider-Verse superstar Miguel O’Hara is back with a monster of a new mission in MIGUEL O’HARA – SPIDER-MAN 2099! Announced last month, this five-issue weekly limited series features writer’s Steve Orlando return to the character and the fan-favorite 2099 timeline age following his …
Read MoreIC comic book community stays persistent amid national sales lag
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Read MoreLatino writer brings representation to comic books
Julio Anta is a comic book and graphic novel artist. The Cuban-Colombian American writer looks to uplift the Latino community through his works. “I want Latinos to see themselves to see authentic portrayals of themselves, to see aspirational and positive portrayals of themselves,” Anta said. …
Read MoreIn Daniel Clowes’ ‘Monica,’ Grief, Nefarious Hippies and a Personal Apocalypse
Clowes is famously reticent to unpack the symbolism in his work, and for the most part, you might as well throw in the towel when it comes to inferring creator intent in Monica. The artist’s personal Rosetta Stone of references and obscure cultural touchstones remains, …
Read MoreEllen Walker Sells Debut YA Graphic Novel, Unreal, To Little Brown
Posted in: Comics, Current News | Tagged: Agent, Ellen Walker, graphic novel, little brown Unreal, is the a debut YA graphic novel by Ellen Walker, a memoir-inspired story that has had world rights sold to Little Brown Ink. Unreal, a debut YA graphic novel by Ellen Walker. …
Read MoreThe Mask Of Haliya – An Exclusive Look At The Heart-Rendering YA Asian Diaspora Tale
“The Mask of Haliya” wil be the first graphic novel release from Kwento Comics, though the publisher has already outlined plans for future books that it hopes will expose a wider audience to Asian stories and storytellers. “We hope that readers from all walks of …
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