Order BCR Playing Cards online!
The BCR playing card deck can be ordered online, direct from the printer, Drivethru Cards, for $15/deck: https://www.drivethrucards.com/product/281901/Boston-Comics-Roundtable-Playing-Cards?manufacturers_id=15139
The BCR playing card deck can be ordered online, direct from the printer, Drivethru Cards, for $15/deck: https://www.drivethrucards.com/product/281901/Boston-Comics-Roundtable-Playing-Cards?manufacturers_id=15139
Better late than never, we’ve just caught up with these two reviews of our Spellbound anthologies, from Graphic Policy, dating back to last December: https://graphicpolicy.com/2018/12/09/review-spellbound-vol-1/ ” a diverse collection of stories that reflects the many shades and shapes that the city possesses. The stories… are funny, enigmatic, and accessible. The art is both alluring and …
BCR will be at FanExpo Boston this weekend, Friday August 16-Sunday August 18 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. The brand new BCR Playing Card Deck will be available to the public for the first time: 54 works of art by BCR artist, in a sturdy tuck-box, for a mere $15! The second printing …
BCR’s LGBTQ-themed anthology BEING TRUE has been honored with a nomination for a Prism Award in the Anthology category. We are all bursting with Pride here, for editors Renie Jesanis, Kyri Lorenz, and Steph Rose Glass. BCR’s first major award nomination! From Prism’s announcement: PRISM COMICS, THE QUEER COMICS EXPO and the CARTOON ART MUSEUM are excited to …
BCR will be there! Lots of individual members and our usual group table. Whatever you’re doing for Free Comic Book Day, come by the Somerville Library as well. At 2:30, EJ Barnes will moderate a panel of local comics artists, including Liz Bolduc, Anna Christine, and Dan Mazur, on “The Greater Boston Comic Scene.”
BCR is about to embark on a new group project. This will be a process-oriented exercise designed to involve as many members as possible. We’ll create as many 3-pager comics as we can, breaking the work down into assembly-line-type steps, each produced by a different creative team. We’ll try to approximate the “Marvel method,” where …