Godzilla should be offended [letter, Mike Luckovich, in print as Godzilla would be offended]
Ray Diroll, Springfield
Washington Post February 29 2020
Godzilla should be offended [letter, Mike Luckovich, in print as Godzilla would be offended]
Ray Diroll, Springfield
Washington Post February 29 2020
Tomorrow at 4 PM – 6 PM |
Ash Griffith | February 25, 2020
https://rvamag.com/art/zines-books/rva-comics-x-change-issue-38-galaxycon-2020-preview-edition.html
In this week's Sunday Closer, NBC's Kristen Welker sits down with Elizabeth Montague, who is the first known African American woman to have a cartoon published in the New Yorker. "I'm really proud of myself and that I've done this," the 24-year-old says.
Are you sure?
The Far Side of Science: Cartoons by Gary Larson April 9, 1987 – May 31, 1987
The American Presidency in Political Cartoons October 15, 1976 – November 28, 1976
Cartoons, Caricatures and Comics June 28, 1993 – September 30, 1993
Herblock's Presidents: "Puncturing Pomposity" May 2, 2008 – November 30, 2008
Animation, Walter Lantz and Woody Woodpecker | Smithsonian Institution
Rube Goldberg: Comic Art and Invention | Smithsonian Institution
Hirshhorn To Present Tony Lewis' Comic Strip-Based "Anthology 2014–2016" Collages Together for the F
A search for "comic" or "comic art" or "comic strip" or "comic book" is probably also worth doing....
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Lindner, Glynnis Fawkes and Jennifer Hayden at SPX 2019 |
Panel from story in The Lily |
John Gallagher has been creating kids' comics for the years, but now he's found the PURR-FECT publisher in a joint effort between Random House Books for Young Readers and Random House Graphic! Hitting shelves October 6, Max Meow: Cat Crusader is a new graphic novel series telling the TAIL of a super hero cat and his scientist best friend, and is perfect for fans of Dog Man or Wimpy Kid!
Meet Max Meow–a secret superhero with CAT-ITUDE in this purr-fectly awesome, hiss-sterically funny new middle grade graphic novel series!
Max is just a regular cat in Kittyopolis, trying to make it big as a web reporter (Followers: 12) That is, UNTIL he accidentally takes a bite of an RADIOACTIVE SPACE MEATBALL at his best friend, scientist Mindy's, SECRET LAB. Then, before you can say MEOWZA, Max becomes…(drum roll!)…The CAT CRUSADER!
Being a super hero is fun (Super strength? Check! Flying? YES!!!)–but not if you get so cocky, you forget your best friend! Will Max learn to listen? Will he and Mindy make up? And together, can Max and Mindy save Kittyopolis from the evil Agent M and BIG BOSS?! Find out in book 1, Max Meow: Cat Crusader— a laugh out loud, furr-ociously funny, action-packed new series filled with so many twists, turns, and terrific jokes it makes bad guys FLEA, and kids cheer with glee!
You can read a 20 page preview and pre-order his book at www.MaxMeow.com
BookTrailer: https://youtu.be/Y6V_MlVtz-8
Max Meow at PRH site: http://bit.ly/2HjcEWU
Here's what other creators are saying about Max Meow:
"Meowza! Let's hear it for the coolest new cat crusader, Max!"
--Jennifer & Matthew Holm, co-creators of the Babymouse series
"Funny, furry, and fantastic!"
Judd Winnick, Hilo serries
"Cats and kittens alike will be thrilled to finally have a hero they can look up to"
--- Mike Maihack, Cleopatra in Space graphic novel series
John Gallagher is the art director of the National Wildlife Federation's "Ranger Rick" magazine and has been drawing comics since he was five (John learned to read through comics and went on to earn the distinction of reading every book in his elementary school library!). He created and self-published the Harvey Award-nominated Buzzboy, as well as Roboy Red (with Rich Faber). John is also the cofounder of "Kids Love Comics" (an organization devoted to using graphic novels to promote literacy) and leads workshops teaching kids how to create their own comics.
Friday, March 6, 2020 at 6 PM – 9 PM
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Victory Comics
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March 10, Arlington Reads: Roxane Gay in conversation with Library Director Diane Kresh |
A conversation with the author and cultural critic The Guardian has called "America's brightest new essayist." Roxane Gay's writing is unmatched and widely revered. Her work garners international acclaim for its reflective, no-holds-barred exploration of feminism and social criticism. With a deft eye on modern culture, she brilliantly critiques its ebb and flow with both wit and ferocity. This Arlington Reads event is free at Arlington Central Library, 1015 N Quincy St. Arlington, VA 22201. More information, including a registration link. Pre-order Roxane Gay's books for the signing. (from One More Page's newsletter) |
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