May 21, 2014

Interview with Jim Anderson

May 21, 2014

One of my favorite webcomics is by fellow Michiganian, Jim Anderson: the all-age-friendly Ellie on Planet X. The colors are rich, gorgeous, and minimalist all at once. The storyline is unique and funny. The dialogue is perfecto. I was thrilled to be able to interview Jim earlier this week.

Comics, Comics Academe, Essays

Stories from Comics Academe: Visualizing a Story of Cancer’s Culture

May 21, 2014

What Graphic Novels Tell Us About Cancer Care, Greedy Stories, and the Ethnographic Method On April 30, 2014, I attended a lecture at Soka University in California entitled “What Graphic Novels Tell Us About Cancer Care, Greedy Stories, and the Ethnographic Method” by Juliet McMullin, a ...

Webcomics

Webcomics: In loving memory

May 21, 2014

I discovered the wonderful world of webcomics over a decade ago thanks to my best friend and internet Big Sis, Selena Ulrich. She introduced me to the likes of Cool Cat Studio and Sinfest. Along with Livejournal, webcomics became an integral part of getting through those slow work days. And ...

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GYGO: Accessibility Jam

May 21, 2014

Attention gamers, Wednesday’s news is now all about what’s cooking in all corners of the gaming world. Get ready to have your world rocked by news about video, tabletop, RPGs, game design, cons, and maybe even a LARP story or two.

May 21, 2014

Interview with Jim Anderson

Stories from Comics Academe: Visualizing a Story of Cancer’s Culture

Webcomics: In loving memory

GYGO: Accessibility Jam

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