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At The Killing Fields: Postcards from Cambodia

At The Killing Fields: Postcards from Cambodia

One 'Danger. Mines.' T-shirts bearing those words can be seen all along the streets of Siem Reap, in the king…

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The Poets of Bombay That Time Forgot

The Poets of Bombay That Time Forgot

I realize now that 2004 was an awful year for English poetry in Bombay. It didn't seem particularly terrible …

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Celebrating the legacy of Woodstock on its 50th anniversary

Celebrating the legacy of Woodstock on its 50th anniversary

I was not a part of the Woodstock generation. That dubious honour belonged to my parents, the bell-bottomed m…

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[REVIEW] CLIVE BARKER'S CLASSIC 12-ISSUE 'GREAT AND SECRET SHOW' GETS ITS OWN DELUXE EDITION ⋆

[REVIEW] CLIVE BARKER'S CLASSIC 12-ISSUE 'GREAT AND SECRET SHOW' GETS ITS OWN DELUXE EDITION ⋆

Clive Barker, Chris Ryall Writers: Artist:Gabriel Rodriguez Colorist: Jay Fotos Letterers: Robbie Robbins, Ne…

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[REVIEW] 'GOYA: THE TERRIBLE SUBLIME' CHRONICLES THE TERRIFYING LAST YEARS OF SPANISH PAINTER FRA...

[REVIEW] 'GOYA: THE TERRIBLE SUBLIME' CHRONICLES THE TERRIFYING LAST YEARS OF SPANISH PAINTER FRA...

El Torres Writer: Artist:Fran Galán Publisher: Pegasus Books What is one to do when any of the five means of …

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The Drunken Sailor - Nick Hayes Breathes Life into French Poet and Surrealist Arthur Rimbaud's St...

The Drunken Sailor - Nick Hayes Breathes Life into French Poet and Surrealist Arthur Rimbaud's St...

In 1871, the French poet, surrealist, traveller, soldier, trader, arms dealer, and explorer Arthur Rimbaud wr…

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Declaration/Emancipation Illustrated – R. Sikoryak’s Version of the United States’ Founding Document for D+Q is Informative, Subversive, and Timelier than Ever

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By Lindsay Pereira
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Sometime towards the end of 1969, an American musical group called The 5th Dimension recorded the opening of the Declaration of Independence for a song they performed on national television. It was intended as a protest against the Vietnam War, and it’s interesting to keep that in mind while wondering why cartoonist R. Sikoryak decided to create an illustrated version of that document at this point in American history.
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The Interpretant – Lily Thu Fierro and Generoso Fierro Return with More Intriguing Questions About the Nature of Humanity

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By Lindsay Pereira
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One of the many things that make comic books great is how they can be used to explore existential questions. This may be because visual metaphors are always great for understanding abstract philosophical topics, but also because comic artists look at the world a little differently in the first place. They don’t shy away from topics that are harder to discuss in prose and, by embracing the notion of open-endedness, they can create work that is interesting as well as multi-layered.
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Charity & Sylvia – Tillie Walden Uses a Profound Record of Same-Sex Love to Paint a Broader Picture of 19th Century America

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PRIDE MONTH 2026! A little over a decade ago, the American Canadian historian Rachel Hope Cleves published a book titled Charity and Sylvia: A Same-Sex Marriage in Early America. It documented the lives of two ordinary American women who, despite huge odds, managed to live an unusual life together in a country that struggled (and still does) to accept the LGBTQ community.
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