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An Iranian Metamorphosis
Mana Neyestani draws a comics memoir about his metamorphosis from newspaper cartoonist to prisoner (and later, to refugee). Continue reading

Worst Behavior
How do you take something as complex and confounding as the most tumultuous time in a person’s adult life and make a concise and compelling short story out of it? Annie Mok’s solution: Echo the tumult. Continue reading

Wonder Woman: Bondage and Feminism
An engaging read from start to finish; Berlatsky’s love of Golden Age Wonder Woman comics comes through on every page. Continue reading

In Clothes Called Fat
In the world of In Clothes Called Fat, a beautiful appearance isn’t just something to strive for; it determines your lot in life. Continue reading

Frontier #6
Emily Carroll’s issue of the Youth in Decline artist showcase takes readers through the history of a violent urban legend. Continue reading

Wonder Woman: The Complete Newspaper Strip
It’s rare to get a second chance at a first impression, but William Moulton Marston and H.G. Peter got just that when Wonder Woman launched her own newspaper strip in 1944. Continue reading

Sindicalismo 89
Sindicalismo 89 takes place in a building of the same name, a real apartment complex located in Mexico City. Inés Estrada defines this web of residential boxes as a “dysfunctional hive” where “lives coexist in a comfortably natural state of … Continue reading
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