The massive archival work of scanning and posting the BCR Jam Comics has begun… and it’s gonna be slow! But we can at least keep up with them as they’re created. Here’s the latest, and they will reside at : http://bostoncomics.com/bcr-jam-comics/
Category: News
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BCR at MICE
Come see us and hundreds of other wonderful independent cartoonists this weekend at MICE: the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo. Free admission, great programming, and fun for all ages. At our table, D01, you will find BCR playing cards, anthologies, and lots of great books by individual BCR’ers. Did I mention the table number? It’s D01
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MICE 2019 Art Show: Thursday October 10
This week, the regular BCR meeting will be replaced by the annual MICE art show reception. Come ring in the MICE season with walls full of original comic art by Maria Photinakis, Marty Moyer, Caroline Hu, Revel Lyn, Levon Gyulkhasian, Kurt Ankeny, Anna Christine, Crispin Wood, Heide Solbrig, Line Olsson, Karen Knighton,Skip Wrightson, Catalina Rufin, Beth Barnett, Anthony Lathrop, and MORE! Refreshments too! Thursday October 10th, 5-8 PM at 1815 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge: University Hall’s 2nd Floor Atrium (the MICE space).
FACEBOOK EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/events/946177649051177/
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Order BCR Playing Cards online!
The BCR playing card deck can be ordered online, direct from the printer, Drivethru Cards, for $15/deck:
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Spellbound 1 & 2: reviewed!
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 vivid…. an excellent set that will have readers wanting to peak around their city for those mystical clues that makes their places magical.
https://graphicpolicy.com/2018/12/16/review-spellbound-vol-2-urban-magic/
“…the comics collection is excellent and different. Readers will both enjoy and be intrigued by these new voices. The stories are fun and exciting. The art is alluring and gorgeous…. a set of stories which coalesce into an interesting narrative of a city beneath its underbelly.”


