comics
The First Indigenous Comic-Con is Happening This Year
“In this nerd pop culture era we live in, especially for Native folks, we're marginalized in those spaces.”
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Batman v Superman v Misogyny: The Antifeminism of "Dawn of Justice"
By now, you’ve heard the news from film critics of all stripes: Batman v Superman, the cinematic linchpin to DC Comics’ planned Avengers-smasher,... Read more »
Long Overlooked, Revolutionary Underground Female Comix Artists Are Finally Back in Print
A new 700-page collection from Fantagraphics!
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Cut & Paste: Magical Girls
Get transported into the world of witches, supernatural transformation, and spells with these zines.
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Anya to Zombies: An Alphabet of 26 Graphic Novels by Women
A killer A-to-Z reading list of comics by women.
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"Rat Queens" and the Power of Female Friendship
The heart of Image comics series “Rat Queens” is a love between messy, complicated outcasts.
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Barely Represented: How Laws Regulating Sex Work Ignore Sex Workers Themselves
Laws regulating strip clubs often have a big problem.
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Kelly Sue DeConnick Talks "Bitch Planet" and "Pretty Deadly"
In her newest series, writer Kelly Sue DeConnick has brought vital critique of incarceration and our justice system to the vibrant pop culture world of comics. She talks with us about writing imaginative, feminist comics.
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Welcome to 2016, When You Can't Afford to Ignore Women in Comics
When no female comics artists were nominated for a major award at the Angoulême International Comics Festival, high-profile comics industry professionals pulled out of the event and called for a boycott. Slowly, it seems like the culture of comics is changing for the better.
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Artist Ebin Lee on Being Black in White Spaces
In A Wretch Like Me: Sad/Black/Ugly/Queer, released last month by ... Read more »
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