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A Conversation with Jamal Igle

I got a chance to join Ryan Claytor on the MSU Comic Art and Graphic Novel Podcast to interview Jamal Igle. Igle's creative output has been amazing. In this interview, we go over his entire career and gain some insight into his creative journey. A great conversation and worth your time.

Dracula ( Part 7 of 10 ) - Christopher Lee

Dracula ( Part 6 of 10 ) - Christopher Lee

Dracula ( Part 5 of 10 ) - Christopher Lee

Will Brooker at Rollins College

Cosplay & U

  There has been a great deal of debate recently about the impact of cosplay on comics. This video hammers home the points made by Rob Salkowitz and Tim Beyers about the impact of cosplay.  Thousands of hours to design and construct these costume demands the fans go to conventions to interact with fellow geeks. The net result is a revenue engine driven by fans for fans.  Cosplay adds something to the conventions that corporation cannot control, but arguably benefit from...passion.

Article of Note...on the business and culture of comics

Taylor & Francis Online :: The production of the Marvel Graphic Novel series: the business and culture of the early direct market - Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics - Volume 5, Issue 2

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Storms of Fandom

A second Storm of Carnage trailer dropped last week. What's coming next?  This behind the scenes video gives us a hint.

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Comics, Narrative, and the Unstable Other

Digital Journal An interview with Vidhu Aggarwal about her new comic arts project.

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Difference Between There and Here: Manga Mad

One of the key differences between comic culture in the United States and other countries is the immaturity attached to comic books in the United States.  While we think of comics as for kids, other countries do not. Japan is perhaps the most developed and diverse landscape linked to comics. There is a comic for every genre and the entire population reads comics. Like the U.S., Japan's comic represented ideas, values, and concerns linked to the national mind. Yet, the fact that the audience is so large means the cultural narrative touches on issues of sex, politic, and culture shaping Japnese life.  Manga Mad Tokyo gives you an overview of the complex cultural dialogue linked to comics in Japan. Watch Manga Mad Tokyo Now

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Spotlight on Comic Documentary: The Story of Rock 'N' Roll Comics

The Story of Rock 'N' Roll Comics charts the short and controversial life of publisher Todd Loren, whose scandalous series of unauthorized comic book biographies of rock stars enraged and sometimes charmed his subjects, all before he was savagely murdered in 1992. Includes first hand accounts from many of the artists and writers who were inspired and exploited by Loren. Watch The Story of Rock 'N' Roll Comics Now!