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8 New Political Comics From PEN’s “State of Emergency”

January 14, 2017

PEN Illustrated guest editors, MariNaomi, Robert Kirby, and Meg Lemke, dropped seven new political comics today on the literary freedom organization’s blog, a new feature called State of Emergency. The comics, from cartoonists Tyler Cohen, Iasmin Omar Ata, Thi Bui, Dylan Edwards, Rachel ...

Comics, Reviews

Review: Wren McDonald’s SP4RX

January 13, 2017

SP4RX Wren McDonald Nobrow Press December 2016 Disclaimer: This review is based on a copy provided by Nobrow Press. SP4RX is a world you’re familiar with. Punky cyborg hackers eke out a living in squats shadowed by glittering towers while robots and AI are pushing more and more of the ...

Reviews

Rogue One: An Unrebellious Star Wars Colouring Book

January 12, 2017

Art of Colouring: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Disney Book Group December 2016 Who made this colouring book? I can’t tell you because that information isn’t given anywhere in the back matter or the nonexistent front matter. Neither is it available on Disney or Amazon. This ...

Roundtables

WWAC’s Reading Resolutions for 2017

January 5, 2017

Want to read more sci-fi? What does it mean to “read diversely” and do you need to do more of it? Are you notorious for not finishing your to-read pile? It’s a new year which means a new year because that’s how it works, right? Some of the WWAC contributors have shared ...

Comics, Reviews

We Conceive: Rachel Masilamani’s NON PARTUM

January 5, 2017

“We Conceive” is the last update in Rachel Masilamani’s NON PARTUM series, published by Mutha Magazine in June of 2015. While I’d been writing about the series, one by one, as it came out, I fell off by the time this one came out, because certain elements of ...

Comics, Reviews

Frontier #14: Rebecca Sugar

January 4, 2017

Frontier #14: Rebecca Sugar Rebecca Sugar Youth In Decline December 2016 The cover of Frontier #14 is not misleading. This is, in part, a comic about progress, corrections, revisiting, and reworking past ideas. The layers of pencil, corrective tape, and marker are a motif, the vehicle through ...

Comics, Indie & Small Press, Reviews, Zines

Top Indies, Small Press, and Webcomics of 2016

December 30, 2016

I asked our small press comics fans to tell me not what the best comics of 2016 were, but which ones were their favourites. Here’s what they said: Mattress Stiff With Blood Tom McHenry Self-published There’s something that’s incredibly natural about the cartooning Tom McHenry does ...

Roundtables

TV That Moved Me In 2016

December 28, 2016

I’m not particularly interested in Best Of lists. After the third list it gets stale and instead of discussing art that moved us, the discourse instead seems to focus on who wrote the best list, what rank the obviously good things appeared in. So this year I asked our writers to tell me ...

Comics, Opinion

Look At This Excellent Imperfection: Ashley Franklin’s “The Ghost Dream”

December 23, 2016

I like hand lettering a lot. There’s a certain character that linear insufficiency, messiness, brings to a work.

Comics, Indie & Small Press, Reviews

Review: Leela Corman’s We All Wish for Deadly Force

December 12, 2016

We All Wish for Deadly Force Leela Corman Retrofit/Big Planet Comics June 2016 Disclaimer: A copy of this comic was provided by the publisher for review. We All Wish for Deadly Force is a collection of Leela Corman’s previously published short comics, one of which I’ve reviewed here ...

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8 New Political Comics From PEN’s “State of Emergency”

Review: Wren McDonald’s SP4RX

Rogue One: An Unrebellious Star Wars Colouring Book

WWAC’s Reading Resolutions for 2017

We Conceive: Rachel Masilamani’s NON PARTUM

Frontier #14: Rebecca Sugar

Top Indies, Small Press, and Webcomics of 2016

TV That Moved Me In 2016

Look At This Excellent Imperfection: Ashley Franklin’s “The Ghost Dream”

Review: Leela Corman’s We All Wish for Deadly Force

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