Read more at Newsarama — Immedium announces the publication of the children’s picture book The Discovery of Anime and Manga. Written by comic book veterans Phil Amara and Oliver Chin and illustrated […]
Read more at Focus Taiwan — by Lin Hung-han, Alyx Chang, Huang Ching-yi and Chung Yu-chen: The work of nine Taiwanese artists is on display for the first time at an annual […]
Read more at NPR.org — by Etelka Lehoczky: “Shame is a cruel thing,” writes George Takei in They Called Us Enemy, his new graphic novel about his childhood years in an American […]
Read more at The Myanmar Times — by Zon Pann Pwint: As a youth, artist Ko Kyaw was burning with curiosity about what life would be like in the future. He grew up […]
Read more at Anime News Network — Dark Horse announced during its Anime Expo panel on Wednesday that it has licensed Minetarō Mochizuki’s Isle of Dogs (Inugashima) manga based on Wes Anderson’s […]
Read more at SYFY.com — by Karama Horne: When writer Jon Tsuei was a child, almost every business in his San Francisco neighborhood had a Mortal Kombat cabinet. He used to battle […]
Read more at Monkeys Fighting Robots — by Manuel Gomez: If you love comics, you owe it to yourself to check out Usagi Yojimbo #1 from IDW. This is a classic property […]
Read more at CBR.com — by Sam Stone: One of the newest superheroes in the Marvel Universe is the Korean pop star Luna Snow, a South Korean hero who defends her country […]
Read more at Nextshark — by Ryan General: Renowned Filipino American comic creator Joshua Luna has recently announced that the thought-provoking online comic strips he has been making about Asian American identity […]
Read more at Character Media — by Tandy Lau: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s … an Asian American superhero? While invisibility is a useful superpower, it’s also one of the […]
