'Nuff Said: American Graphic Media

This Adventures of Superman radio show from 1946 resonate today more than ever. Given it a listen.

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Explore a seminal figure in the emergence of Afrofuturism with this lecture from Sun Ra.

mikedeodatojr : STAR WARS #24 Colors by Rain Nice! from Tumblr http://ift.tt/2aOavpb via IFTTT

"How Janelle Monáe turned Harriet Tubman’s legacy into an Afrofuturist sci-fi epic... "

Comic books have always generated a strong fandom. With the accessibility of new video production and editing tools, that fandom has grown more and more adept at producing content inspired by the characters they love. The scope and variety of fan produced content continues poses a challenge as fanfic starts to look and feel like professional productions. Where do we draw the line to protect intellectual property? At what point does a character woven into the cultural landscape through decades of storytelling become an object of public domain worthy of manipulation for creative purposes? The legal fight around fair use looms in the background, but the immediate answer is clear. Fan engagement is a byproduct that license holder wants, but they rightly prevent fan products from generating profits. This fan film inspired by Hawkeye fits neatly in the space created by contemporary circumstances. Recognizable characterization, good production values, and clear story inspiration from the awar...

Emile Cohl - Fantasmagorie 1908

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Time Magazine chose Animal Farm as one of the 100 best English-language novels (1923 to 2005), and it sits at number 31 on the Modern Library List of Best novel of the 20th-Century. It was awarded a retrospective Hugo Award in 1996. It is a classic by any measure. Enjoy!!! 

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The CBS Radio Workshop was an experimental dramatic radio anthology series that aired on CBS from January 27, 1956, until September 22, 1957. It was a revival of the earlier Columbia Workshop, broadcast by CBS from 1936 to 1943, and it used some of the same writers and directors employed on the earlier series. The premiere broadcast was a two-part adaptation of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World , introduced and narrated by Huxley.

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Episode 8 of Foundation. The audio drama ends here!

The return of the Black Panther is probably going to dominate 2016. from Tumblr http://ift.tt/1XdsTVa via IFTTT

Episode 7 of Foundation

Episode 6 of Foundation

Episode 5 of Foundation

Episode 4 of Foundation

Episode 3 of Foundation

Episode 2 of Foundation

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I've created a lot of digital landscape over the years. My goal when I started was to document ideas happen in class and provide students (and me) some way to explore the opportunity offered by digital tools. The landscape has changed a lot. One consequences is finding a consistent duty for 'Nuff Said. Look for 'Nuff Said to reflect a host of activities happening online. You will see post related to comics, but I also want to keep the original identity in the mix. In this way, I will be posting media and artifacts that represent the interplay of linked to geek culture. Case in point, this audio book from Open Culture. Between 1951 and 1953, Isaac Asimov published the Foundation Trilogy. It is widely regarded as the a masterwork in science fiction. I don't think it is hard to argue that comic narratives have been influenced by Asimov's work. The complexity comes in defining how.  I'm working on that. You check out the audio book! Episode 1