Writer, Editor & Media Scholar who firmly believes that we can and we should critique the media we consume.
Originally, I know creative Robyn Smith as the artist behind fave Wash Day (which is headed for a...
Next month, our faves author L.L. McKinney (A Blade So Black trilogy) and artist Robyn Smith (Wash...
Memory is a powerful, powerful tool, isn’t it? I’ve been reading more and more these days. Being at...
I first learned about Yesenia Moises through a friend and through social media–the best of places,...
There is a Zora Neal Hurston quote that seems etched into my mind whenever I think about this year,...
I didn’t expect the reaction to the first shopping guide for magical girl loving fans that I put...
It all started with a simple, innocent question. A question Yvonne Oatley was hard pressed to...
Once again, I remind you all that this is a golden time for manga lovers. The reprinting of the...
Just in time for Women’s History month last year came the release and publishing of Surviving the...
A while back I made a holiday shopping list of graphic novels from only indie/small(er) press...
Director John Singleton’s films are known to center around inner-city tension and have narratives...
The holidays are coming up and you may find yourself at a loss on what to get your favorite baddie...
#FUBU For Us By Us: Depictions of Black Girls and Women On Film By Black Women Nearly one hundred...
Earlier this year in March, Random House Graphic gave us all a sneak peek of the second wave of...
NEW MANGA ALERT, Y’ALL. I was rereading the fantastic memoir on the life of mangaka Akiko...
It is important to note that when I first started writing this review it was Tuesday, September 22,...
I was HYPED to get a review copy of this graphic novel. While not intimately familiar with the...
For folks around my age who came of age watching anime and picking up manga for the first time in...
What a Way to Open Tracey Deonn’s Legendborn opens to death. Black Death. Sixteen year-old Bree...