“Palestine” by Joe Sacco – 30 Years and Nothing Has Changed
First published 30yrs ago, Joe Sacco’s “Palestine” continues to be a masterclass in comic journalism and hits hard with its ongoing relevance today.
First published 30yrs ago, Joe Sacco’s “Palestine” continues to be a masterclass in comic journalism and hits hard with its ongoing relevance today.
Not all comics and graphic novels are made for kids. Some are very NOT made for kids. I’m giving away one copy of “The Hell Courtesan” to make my point.
Kings Comics save your parenting butt during the school holidays with their Kings Kids Corps on 10 Jan 2016
There are only a handful of themes which truly stand the test of time. The kind of things shared between generations; dancing across language barriers; appreciated by any child, anywhere, anytime. Lego is definitely one. DC characters are absolutely there. Art is certainly there. And then whoa! You have someone […]
May the 4th be with you… Well played, Free Comic Book Day (FCBD) organisers. Well played. Doubling up your day with the Geeks Holiday: Star Wars Day. Of course, as with any geek festival, there were plenty of cosplay opportunities (including Evil Genius Inc). And of course, there were a […]