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Book review: Robert Williams: Conversations, ed. by Joseph R. Givens and Darius A. Spiethreviewed by John A. Lent Joseph R. Givens and Darius A. Spieth, eds. Robert Williams: Conversations . Jackson, MS:...
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Book review: Comics and Modernism: History, Form, and Culture ed, by Jonathan Najarianreviewed by John A. Lent Normal 0 false false false EN-US KO...
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Asian Political Cartoons, by John A. Lent nominated for an Eisner AwardIJOCA's publisher and editor John Lent has been nominated for one of his volumes of histories covering the non-Western world of comics....
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IJOCA - books received and available for reviewUSA only due to postage costs. Email ass't editor Mike Rhode directly with your interest and qualifications please. Matt...
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Book Review: Ben Katchor by Benjamin FraserBenjamin Fraser. Ben Katchor. University Press of Mississippi, 2023. https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/B/Ben-Katchor3...
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Book Review: Superheroes! The History of a Pop-Culture Phenomenon from Ant-Man to Zorroreviewed by Dominick Grace Brian R. Solomon. Superheroes! The History of a Pop-Culture Phenomenon from Ant-Man to Zorro...
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Trina Robbins' How I Became a Herstorian from 2002"How I Became a Herstorian," IJOCA 4:1, pp. 78-83, Spring 2002.
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One of a Kind, Trina Robbins, 1938-2024One of a Kind, Trina Robbins, 1938-2024 John A. Lent The first time I met Trina was...
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Bob Beerbohm: 1952-2024Bob Beerbohm: 1952-2024 John A. Lent On March 14, I was pondering who should be invited to write about...
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Review of A Cultural History of The Punisher by Kent WorcesterPunisher: Intellect Year: 2023 It is almost a cliche to talk about how comics studies as a field has grown. There are numerous...
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Sham's SmilesI first encountered the cartoons of Shamsuddin H. Akib (1933 - 2024) in 1995 when I was researching on the history of political...
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Shamsuddin H. Akib (1933-2024) RIPCT Lim is reporting on Facebook that Singaporean cartoonist Shamsuddin H. Akib AKA Sham (1933-2024) has passed away. We've reached out...
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Leela Corman on IJOCA posts reminderNow that the book is out, we'd like to remind you that Hélène Tison did a couple of pieces for us earlier this year, which will also appear...
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Book Review: Black Panther: A Cultural Exploration by Ytasha L. Womackreviewed by Charles W. Henebry, Boston University Black Panther: A Cultural Exploration by Ytasha L. Womack. New York: Epic...
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Manga in Angouleme and ParisSo Angouleme Comics Festival / France / possibly most of Europe continues to focus on manga. It did not happen overnight and there was backlash....
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Comics Happenings in Paris (post Angouleme)Before Angouleme, Nick and I saw the Dan Clowes show at Galerie Martel. Excellent show, even more excellent prices which we can't afford....
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Vampires rule at Angouleme 2024As someone who occasionally curates comics exhibitions in Singapore, attending the 2024 Angouleme Comics Festival (after a 10 years hiatus...
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IJOCA's main website is down - a workaroundUntil it comes back up, the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine will let you see a capture of the site from February -...
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Nate Powell interviewed about Fall Through, his punk rock graphic novelInterviewed by CT Lim How does one go from being a punk rocker to being an award-winning comic artist? I began my active involvement...
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Book Review: All-Negro Comics (the 75th Anniversary Edition)reviewed by Cord Scott, UMGC Okinawa Chris Robinson, editor. All-Negro Comics (the 75 th Anniversary...
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IJOCA 25:2 DelayedIJOCA 25:2 Delayed IJOCA has prided itself for coming out within due...
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Letting the Everyday Speak its Own Power: The Works of Von Allan - A Review Essayby David Beard, University of Minnesota Duluth Canadian graphic novelist Von Allan (a pen name) persistently plays with the...
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“Childhood Innocence” Does Not Need Rescuing Here : Growing Up Graphic book reviewreviewed b y Cecilia Garrison, California Institute of Integral Studies Alison Halsall. Growing Up Graphic:...
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Ian Gordon remembers David KunzleDavid Kunzle (April 17, 1936 – January 1, 2024) by Ian Gordon Vale David Kunzle. I received the news from...
