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Posted by: Malea Walker
Calling all teachers, students, cartoonists, and comics fans of all ages! Join us at the Library on Friday, September 12, to hear from two-time Eisner Award winning cartoonist and international comics instructor, Paul Karasik. Read more about it!
Posted in: Comic Books, Small Press Expo
Posted by: Joel Mota
Summer break is in its final days and that means…there is still time to read some comics! Take a look at the college days of Aquaman and Daffy Duck, and the summer antics of Archie, Richie Rich, and more!
Posted in: Comic Books
Posted by: Joel Mota
While participating in the Library’s Archives, History, and Heritage Advanced Internship Program (AHHA), Lucy Havens researched the representation of Black cartoon and comic creators in the Library’s Comic Book Collection. Here she highlights a handful of “firsts” in the history of Black and African American cartoons and comics. Read more about it!
Posted in: African American History, Chronicling America, Comic Books, Newspaper Comic Strips
Posted by: Joel Mota
The following is a guest post by Regan Chambers-Kleiner who recently interned at the Library in the Serial and Government Publications Division as a part of the Archives, History and Heritage Advanced Internship Program (AHHA). From September to November, I worked as an intern with the Library’s AHHA program. My project was to review and …
Posted in: Comic Books