By: Zachary Lopez (ZachNews): Source: Regional Museum of Agulhas (Information): Downtown Needles, CA: Spike, the cartoon character from the Peanuts statue, has a new home inside the Needles Regional Museum. Spike is Snoopy’s brother who lives outside of Needles, California, and is a character in Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts comicRead More →
Here are this week’s Sour Grapes, enjoy! Join us next Tuesday for the next edition of Sour Grapes! About Tim Jones / Sour Grapes Tim Jones is the creator, artist, and writer of the wildly popular, self-syndicated comic book, “SOUR GRAPES”; a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog andRead More →
Graphic created with Canva I want to take the time to highlight webcomics (from platforms like WebToon, Tapas and Hiveworks) by black creators. Here I recommend six webcomics and list the ones I have reviewed or listed so far. This post is not sponsored. All opinions are mine. First, creditRead More →
Chamber of Swords by Toonimated If there was ever a “most surprising” webcomic for me this year, hall of swords by Toonimated (Tara and Julian) that’s it. From the early episodes, it might as well feel like another time/trap loop in a video game/virtual reality narrative, but after its firstRead More →
Here are this week’s sour grapes; Join us next Tuesday for the next edition of Sour Grapes! About Tim Jones / Sour Grapes Tim Jones is the creator, artist, and writer of the wildly popular, self-syndicated comic book, “SOUR GRAPES”; a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and hisRead More →
A Hong Kong cartoonist has apologized to police for a satirical cartoon that linked the Junior Police Call (JPC) organization to a controversy over the city’s main news group. His apology followed a letter of complaint from the police, who are embroiled in a separate dispute with the Hong KongRead More →
The Alternative Media Foundation commissioned the comics as part of the Media Freedom Initiative Marianie or “Marian Hukom”, a Filipino graphic designer known for her works that depict women’s empowerment and representation, has partnered with the Foundation for Media Alternatives (FMA) to call for action against the prevalence of fakeRead More →
For 20 years, Somers resident Bob Raina had sat on the idea of making a comic book. Along with Mark Mancini, he’s fulfilled a longtime dream with his tape, “Nutz,” premiering today in the Journal Inquirer. The strip will be a weekly feature. A native of East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, RainaRead More →