Black Sequential Art in the Age of Protest
A conversation with three Black comics book creators about art imitating life during the #BlackLivesMatter movement
Tag: Keith Knight
Art as Protest: Political Comics in the Age of Trump
(This post originally appeared on Bookriot) When Benjamin Franklin decided to draw his famous “Join or Die” artwork and submit it to the Pennsylvania Gazette in 1754, he started what is now known as the modern-day political cartoon. Since then,…
Review: APB Graphic Anthology Uses Art as a Voice for Protest and Healing
Artists Against Police Brutality or APB, is an anthology developed by Bill Campbell, the writer and owner of Rosarium Publishing, in response to the Staten Island Grand Jury decision in 2014 to not indict the officers that choked Eric Garner…
