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Saturday, October 30, 2021
The Post on Tombraider's voice actors
The women who brought Lara Croft to life
By Stacey Henley
Washington Post October 31, 2021 p E14
Herblock Prize [2020/2021 Herblock Prize & Lecture]
Speaking of de Adder, did I already post this here?
Herblock Prize [2020/2021 Herblock Prize & Lecture]
Oct 25, 2021
Award Ceremony & Lecture
2021 Prize Winner
Rob Rogers
2020 Prize Winner
Michael de Adder
Lecturer
José Andrés
a VIRTUAL EVENT streaming LIVE from the
Library of Congress
Monday, October 25, 2021, 7:00 to 8:30 pm
That darn de Adder
He may have received a Herblock Award this week, but...
A dim view [de Adder letter]
John Enoch, Fairfax
Washington Post October 30 2021
John Enoch, Fairfax
Charlie Hebdo cartoons a gift that keeps on being given
Four killed, hundreds wounded in clash with police as radical Islamists move to march on Pakistan's capital [in print as Officers slain in clashes at protest were 'lovers of our prophet,' too]
Friday, October 29, 2021
Thursday, October 28, 2021
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Richmond's Dash Shaw on Virtual Memories
Episode 457 – Dash Shaw
"With all of the things that I do, the form and the content have to feel like they're perfectly synced, that they're each boosting each other up. It also has to be connected with how they're made."
Cartoonist and animator Dash Shaw joins the show to celebrate his new book, Discipline (New York Review Comics), a Civil War-era story about a Quaker who joins the Union army. We get into how Dash's upbringing as a Quaker in Virginia led him to this book, the New York Public Library fellowship that exposed him to letters and diaries from the time, the artwork of the era and how it influenced the "floating" visual style of Discipline, and his urge to depict the moments that are left unchronicled. We also discuss the Quaker debate over paying a military tax during the Civil War, the sense of growing up in an area haunted by that period of history, the multi-year layering process of making this book and how it converged and diverged with the making of his amazing new animated movie, Cryptozoo (Magnolia Pictures), and how story dictates form & style. We also reminisce about a bookstore panel he did with Frank Santoro once upon a time, and how their tooth-and-nail arguments over the nature of comics gave him hope that there's plenty of room for comics to grow. Give it a listen! And go read Discipline!
"I've made other books and animated movies, but nothing has been as hard as this book. Nothing was as picked over and fraught with indecision."
"How much does it matter what I'm thinking, or my motivations for anything? Maybe all that matters is what my body is actually doing. Or maybe what matters is what I'm thinking, and how I'm passing along these thoughts. It's a bizarre thing to try to articulate, but I think it's the content of this book."
"There are so few books or media about Quakers, that I feared I was going to disappoint people by not giving them information."
Enjoy the conversation! Then check out the archives for more great episodes!
Lots of ways to follow The Virtual Memories Show! iTunes, Spotify, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TuneIn, Tumblr, and RSS!
About our Guest
Dash Shaw was raised Quaker in Richmond, VA, where he currently lives. He is the cartoonist of many graphic novels and wrote and directed two animated feature films, the most recent of which, Cryptozoo, won the 2021 Sundance Film Festival's NEXT Innovator Prize and is distributed by Magnolia Pictures. He began working on Discipline in 2014, and it was drawn over the course of six years.
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
The latest comic from The Lily
Here's why I miss the mindless, in-between moments of my pre-pandemic routine
I thought cutting out that time would make me more productive, but that hasn't been true
(Marian Blair for The Washington Post)
Baltimore's sports cartoonist Ricig still remembered in Buffalo
Mike Ricigliano has the luck of the Irish – and a well-timed photo – to thank for 40 years of wedded bliss
Frank Cho returns to sketching covers at BCC
Frank Cho's Outrage Sketch Covers From Baltimore Comic Con
https://bleedingcool.com/comics/frank-chos-outrage-sketch-covers-from-baltimore-comic-con/Monday, October 25, 2021
BCC's 2021 Ringo Awards and some of 2020's panels
The World of Hilo with Judd Winick
John Gallagher
Aug 11, 2021
Happy NCBD! NYT-Bestselling author Judd Winick offers up his unique take on art, heroes, graphic novels, and more! From creating comics for publishers DC to Random House, Judd has a lot to say! From Kids Love Comics programming at last year's Baltimore Comic-Con Live.
The InvestiGators Invent-A-Vest
John Patrick Green and Mark Mariano
Aug 18, 2021
Happy FCBD! Did you grab a copy of InvestiGators: Ants in Pants Sneak Peek from First Second this past weekend at Free Comic Book Day? Join creator John Patrick Green for a Drawing Challenge with Mark Mariano from Baltimore Comic-Con 2020 Live's Kids Love Comics programming.
DENNIS HALLUM: Creator Spotlight
Matthew Klein and John Petrie
13 views
Sep 1, 2021
STREETS OF MARVEL: Q&A Panel
Amy Dallen, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Becky Cloonan, Matthew Rosenberg, and Ed Brisson
Sep 8, 2021
2020 RINGO AWARDS: Red Carpet Pre-Show
Suintes, John, Chuck Lindsey, Christy Blanch, Sal Crivelli
Aug 25, 2021
Happy NCBD! In honor of the release of the Ringo Awards Final Ballot, we present last year's countdown to the Ringo Awards at Baltimore Comic-Con Live 2020, with interviews, testimonials, and loads of stories between the top names in comics history... and it was all LIVE.
Flugennock's Latest'n'Greatest: "Havana Syndrome"
From DC's anarchist cartoonist, Mike Flugennock -
"Havana Syndrome"
http://sinkers.org/stage/?p=3328
Well, at long last revealed: the source of that noise that's driving
the staff of the U.S. Embassy in Havana — and the U.S. State
Department — outta their goddamn skulls.
Why, it's the sound of a successful Socialist state right in our
backyard, inventing a fistful of Covid-19 vaccines, being recognized
by a major U.S. medical journal, helping to vaccinate the rest of the
region, treating healthcare as a public good and beating down the
pandemic — all while under continuous blockade, economic warfare waged
by the U.S.
No wonder Gropin' Joe and Skinny Mike Pompeo are screaming "SOMEBODY
MAKE IT STOPPPPP!!"
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"Cuba Reports Lowest Number of COVID Infections in Three Months"
TeleSur English 10.06.2021
https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Cuba-Reports-Lowest-Number-of-COVID-Infections-in-Three-Months-20211006-0014.html
"Cuba's Soberana 02 Vaccine, Recognized by US Medical Journal" TeleSur
English 10.18.2021
https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Cubas-Soberana-02-Vaccine-Recognized-by-US-Medical-Journal-20211018-0018.html
"Nicaragua Receives Over 1 Million Cuban COVID-19 Vaccines" TeleSur
English 10.21.2021
https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Nicaragua-Receives-Over-1-Million-Cuban-COVID-19-Vaccines-20211021-0002.html
Mike Flugennock, Political Cartoons: http://www.sinkers.org/stage
and follow me on Mastodon at https://mastodon.social/@flugennock
"Havana Syndrome"
http://sinkers.org/stage/?p=3328
Well, at long last revealed: the source of that noise that's driving
the staff of the U.S. Embassy in Havana — and the U.S. State
Department — outta their goddamn skulls.
Why, it's the sound of a successful Socialist state right in our
backyard, inventing a fistful of Covid-19 vaccines, being recognized
by a major U.S. medical journal, helping to vaccinate the rest of the
region, treating healthcare as a public good and beating down the
pandemic — all while under continuous blockade, economic warfare waged
by the U.S.
No wonder Gropin' Joe and Skinny Mike Pompeo are screaming "SOMEBODY
MAKE IT STOPPPPP!!"
11x17 inch medium-res color .jpg image, 1.8mb
-----
"Cuba Reports Lowest Number of COVID Infections in Three Months"
TeleSur English 10.06.2021
https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Cuba-Reports-Lowest-Number-of-COVID-Infections-in-Three-Months-20211006-0014.html
"Cuba's Soberana 02 Vaccine, Recognized by US Medical Journal" TeleSur
English 10.18.2021
https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Cubas-Soberana-02-Vaccine-Recognized-by-US-Medical-Journal-20211018-0018.html
"Nicaragua Receives Over 1 Million Cuban COVID-19 Vaccines" TeleSur
English 10.21.2021
https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Nicaragua-Receives-Over-1-Million-Cuban-COVID-19-Vaccines-20211021-0002.html
Mike Flugennock, Political Cartoons: http://www.sinkers.org/stage
and follow me on Mastodon at https://mastodon.social/@flugennock
Sunday, October 24, 2021
The Post on Louis Wain's biopic
Benedict Cumberbatch delivers a twitchy portrait of a troubled artist in 'The Electrical Life of Louis Wain' [in print as Quirks and tics bog down biopic about an eccentric artist]
Winners of the 2021 Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards from BCC
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