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Feeding a Fandom: How Graphic Novels are keeping a Show/Movie alive?

Posted onDecember 2, 2019 by Alex

Firefly was an American space western drama that aired from 2002-2003 and only lasted for […]

Posted inmediaTagged Firefly, graphic novels, Joss Whedon, Serenity, tv show and movieLeave a Comment on Feeding a Fandom: How Graphic Novels are keeping a Show/Movie alive?

Videogames and Manga: Splatoon and Splatoon 2

Posted onNovember 26, 2019November 26, 2019 by McKenzie

In class today, we talked a little bit about graphic novels and how their stories […]

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Forever Falling into Worlds of Color

Posted onNovember 15, 2019 by Alexandra

“Black Science Volume 1: How to Fall Forever” by Rick Remender tells the story of […]

Posted inComicTagged dimensions, science fiction, space travel2 Comments on Forever Falling into Worlds of Color

From Podcast to Comic: The struggle of translating an audio medium to print

Posted onNovember 15, 2019 by Conner

Five years ago, one of the post popular actual play podcasts came into existence. The […]

Posted inArticle, ComicTagged contoversy, podcast, race, The adventure zone1 Comment on From Podcast to Comic: The struggle of translating an audio medium to print

Monthly Cheese

Posted onNovember 14, 2019 by Alena

Manga gets meta on itself all the time. It’s practically a tradition for every series […]

Posted inComic, MetaTagged fourth wall, Manga, Romantic Comedy, tropesLeave a Comment on Monthly Cheese

Scoob and Shag: The Wildest Webcomic You Need to Read

Posted onNovember 13, 2019 by Alexis

The Internet is a place of many fanworks, with fans from around the world taking […]

Posted inArticle, Comic, webcomicsTagged fandom, parody, scooby-doo, webcomic2 Comments on Scoob and Shag: The Wildest Webcomic You Need to Read

The Overwhelming Power of…Squirrels?

Posted onNovember 8, 2019 by Laura

Whether it’s the ability to alter the fabric of reality or the power to manipulate […]

Posted inComic, superherosTagged female character, marvel comics, Squirrel Girl1 Comment on The Overwhelming Power of…Squirrels?

A LOOK AT: The Bounce

Posted onNovember 8, 2019 by Cam Coates

When browsing the internet about comics, most of the time it is dominated by comics […]

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We Are All Over-dramatic Jokes of Ourselves

Posted onNovember 7, 2019 by Ana

Jillian Tamaki’s online webcomic about supermutant teens captures the existential crisis of the teenage years […]

Posted inArticle, Comic, LGBTQ, Review, superheros, webcomicsTagged supermutantmagicacademy1 Comment on We Are All Over-dramatic Jokes of Ourselves

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