Every week, I interview fascinating people in our community, our nation, and around the world! The idea came from a Facebook commenter who saw a video of me and my family floating down the river at Island Park. The person said I should turn things around and interview my dadRead More →
CANTON – Batman, Superman and Spider-Man comic books line the walls and fill the boxes of Comics, Cards and Collectables. There’s no shortage of other iconic characters either: Wonder Woman. The flash. Iron Man. The Green Lantern. Captain America, The Incredible Hulk. Aquaman. Flash Gordon, who originated from a 1934Read More →
Strawberry sea mousse by Bryan Golden takes you to a magical and vibrant underwater world where Frasei, a young mermaid, attends the Delphic Academy. The colorful and vibrant art style and challenging character arcs will draw you in. The story incorporates familiar tropes from Japan’s magical girl genre, but theRead More →
Today’s world is driven, regulated and almost controlled by social networks. We cannot imagine our lives without the apps that have become an integral part of our existence. To focus more on the effect and how social media has become a powerful weapon to make their voices heard, the ComicRead More →
A small revolution by Boum is set in a dystopian future where revolution is brewing in the corners of the city. Originally published in French by Front Froid, this critically acclaimed and emotionally gripping comic explores the human side of injustice and revolt in just a few chapters. Florence isn’tRead More →
UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — Call it an open-mic miracle: Comic Strip Live has reopened on the Upper East Side and hopes to sign a new lease for its Second Avenue digs, squashing speculation that the famed club comedy had closed for good. Closed for a year due to theRead More →