Graphic Novel Review The graphic memoir The Best We Could Do by Thi Bui opens with a single frame from the point of view of a woman—peering over a pregnant belly, and round, mountainous, knees somewhere in the distance. “I’m in labor,” declares the caption. “The pain comes in twenty-foot waves and Má has disappeared.” …
I used to read all the time when I was a kid. Mostly novels and the occasional comic book. I stopped reading for fun around the end of high school. Reading was soon only for academics and professional development. And no matter how many times I would treat myself to a little magic date in …
Have you been made afraid of something lately? That fear probably gave you a new perspective, whether it be positive or negative. Fear is a palpable, controlling force in today’s culture; sometimes, a harbinger of change. Last summer, in the throes of the pandemic, fear was a consequence of living. I was teaching a summer …
We’ll purchase more equipment, consoles, and vanguards—a “portable suitcase” gaming system that comes complete with monitors and speaker systems. This allows us to serve more youth in different communities, and making our mission mobile and transportation friendly.
We’ll purchase more comics, toys, and school supplies for our giveaways, and bring special guests (comic, TV, & film celebrities) to meet kids and their families. Also—we want to keep Hero Con 100% free.
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