Diversity Archives

Celebrate Punk Music and Community with Liz Prince’s Be Your Own Backing Band 0
- Comics, Indie & Small Press, Interviews
- September 18, 2018
Be Your Own Backing Band Liz Prince, Hannah Templer (colorist) Silver Sprocket August 2018 Disclaimer: A review copy of this book was provided by the publisher. There’s an incredibly profound short comic in Liz Prince’s new, now fully-colored comics collection, Be Your Own Backing Band. When Prince’s childhood cat passed away, her family was able
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Book Beat: Indigenous Authors for Education and an Affirming Twitter Collaboration 0
- Bookmarked
- July 19, 2018
Hello all! It’s Emily again, here to update you on the latest literary news. I write this from my super hot home office, so I hope you read this from someplace nice and cool.
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Ghostbusters – Answer the Call #5: A Thrilling Finale 0
- Comics, Reviews
- June 20, 2018
Ghostbusters – Answer the Call #5 Kelly Thompson (Writer), Corin Howell (Artist), Valentina Pinto (Colourist), Neil Uyetake (Letterer) IDW Publishing 9 May, 2018 The Ghostbusters’ Dr Jillian Holtzmann has an insane plan to beat the Schreckgespenst, a.k.a. “Schrecky,” the ghost terrorising New York City. It is the kind of plan that is so crazy that
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Sword of Ages #4: Blood, Sweat, and Tears 0
- Comics, Reviews
- June 19, 2018
Sword of Ages #4 Gabriel Rodriguez (Writer and Artist), Lovern Kindzierski (Colours), Robbie Robbins (Letters) IDW Publishing 30 May 2018 Boss Ourgon stands on the edge of victory. He has defeated his arch rival, the benevolent and powerful White Monk ruler Lord Huss, as well as Huss’ son, Calen. But, before Ourgon can take control
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Antar: The Black Knight #1 Brings History to Life 0
- Comics, Reviews
- May 24, 2018
Antar: The Black Knight #1 Nnedi Okorafor (Writer), Eric Battle (Artist), Jason Scott Jones (Colours), Thomas Mauer (Letters) IDW Publishing 18 April, 2018 A young slave is beaten by cruel masters. He takes the beating, believing that hardship will only make him stronger. Where does he get this strength from? His mother, Zabiba, better known
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Jessica Campbell’s XTC69 gives the Middle Finger to Misogyny and Transphobia 0
- Indie & Small Press, Reviews
- May 16, 2018
XTC69 Jessica campbell Koyama Press May 2018 Sometimes, when I feel buried under a flood of stress both in my personal life and from the general state of the world, I want to consume media that just makes me feel joy. I need to smile and laugh, to step out from under the weight of
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