The Daily Beast has named “Comics: a Global History, 1968 to the Present” by Dan Mazur and Alexander Danner as one of its Best Coffee Table Books of the year. “For the aficionado or the neophyte, Comics is a useful overview of a richly creative period in a burgeoning art. And despite the good scholarship the authors… Continue reading “Comics Global History” a Beast Best
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Dark Knight on a Dark Night at Hub Comics
Hub Comics hosts its 6th annual “Dark Knight on a Dark Night” opening reception, this Saturday (December 20th), from 6-8 pm. Batman-inspired work by local artists (including BCR’s own Dave Marshall)… and a COSTUME CONTEST! 19 Bow Street, Union Square, Somerville.
Colonial Comics Cambridge Signings this Saturday
A contingent of contributors to the recent anthology Colonial Comics will be signing copies at Million Year Picnic on Saturday Dec. 20th from 3-5 pm. Signers will include EJ Barnes, A. David Lewis, John Bell, Chris Piers, Dan Mazur and editor-in-chief Jason Rodriguez. And there will be a free walking tour of Cambridge by by historian/comics… Continue reading Colonial Comics Cambridge Signings this Saturday
Festival Season’s Holiday Gift Guide
“Festival Season,” which was named the Best New Comics-Related Website of 2014 (by me, just now), has posted a rather unusual Holiday Gift Guide. Contributors include Jason Viola, Cara Bean and Kenan Rubinstein. There are some comics you probably missed on this list – minicomics, anthologies, “graphic novels or whatever you want to call them” —… Continue reading Festival Season’s Holiday Gift Guide
MIDAS FLESH Vol 1
The first trade paperback volume of The Midas Flesh, collecting the first four issues of the science-fiction adventure series drawn by Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb for BOOM Studios, is now on sale at Million Year Picnic and other fine comic book stores!
Comics A Global History reviewed on Popmatters
Dan Mazur and Alexander Danner‘s Comics: A Global History, 1968 to the Present gets a (generally) positive review on British website popmatters.com: “A beautiful book filled with glorious reprints in color and black and white [that] leaves the reader wanting more…Mazur and Danner are studious in their research and analysis… Worth reading for historians and fans… Continue reading Comics A Global History reviewed on Popmatters