5/20/21 11:00AM
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The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr is almost too timely a read as the COVID-19 pandemic still ravages the world. The key…
M.L. Kejera
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ML Kejera is a Gambian writer based in Chicago. His work has previously been published, or is forthcoming, with The Nation and PanelxPanel. He is a Commonwealth Short Story Prize shortlistee.
4/22/21 12:00PM
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Beatnik Buenos Aires is a curious book, essentially a supplementary text to a Spanish-language documentary about…
3/25/21 1:00PM
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Marsupilami is a creation of the Belgian comics master André Franquin. Originating in the classic Franco-Belgian…
3/09/21 11:00AM
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A jarring effect of the pandemic, and the subsequent economic downturn, is the many ways in which the Western comics…
1/05/21 1:00AM
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From the shiny hardwood floor of a basketball court to the far reaches of space, this year’s best comics took…
12/17/20 11:00AM
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For most of comics history, 3D comics have been little more than gimmicky attractions reliant on polarized glasses…
11/19/20 1:00PM
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Blue In Green is a comic book without traditional SFX, which already sets it apart from 99% of its fellow titles.…
10/22/20 11:00AM
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Slaughterhouse-Five, or The Children’s Crusade: A Duty-Dance With Death needs no introduction. Besides being Kurt…
9/24/20 12:00PM
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In Malaysian graphic novelist Reimena Yee’s new book, Séance Tea Party, the fear of growing up is explored in…
8/27/20 12:00PM
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Julia Gfrörer’s work resonates deeply in this current moment, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Laid Waste,…
7/29/20 12:00PM
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The Zolas, the graphic novel debut for both writer Méliane Marcaggi and artist Alice Chemama, is a historical work…