Marvel modifies some Elektra panels for "better representation of Asian characters"

Marvel modifies some Elektra panels for "better representation of Asian characters"

Greg Smallwood has spoken out against Marvel Comics' treatment of his work for the upcoming anthology comic Elektra: Black, White & Blood #2 for which the publisher asked the author to make certain modifications to the characters' features, appealing to their standards and practices to be "within tolerance for the best representation of ... Read more

American Splendor. Bob and Harv's comics

American Splendor. Bob and Harv's comics

First acquisition of the year in the recovery plan of comics lost in removals, lent forever or that just vanished. Now it's the turn of "American Splendor. The comics of Bob and Harv", published by The Dome Before explaining why everyone should read and/or own this book, I will tell you a few ... Read more

Rereading Ramón Boldú

Rereading Ramón Boldú

"The best stories are the ones that can't be told", this sentence by Ramón Boldú Salvador (Tarroja, Lleida, 1951) describes the last two books I have picked up and read. I kid you not, I ordered them out of an outbreak of nostalgia, but also with the firm intention of recovering those good ... Read more

Quino in the park

Quino en el parque

You blink and he's gone for a month, you sneeze and twelve vanish. A year ago Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, known worldwide as Quino, passed away. If his work already resides in the memory of several generations of people all over the world, now it will also do so in a physical form ... Read more

Canadian schools destroy 4,716 books, including Tintin and Asterix comics, considered harmful to indigenous peoples

Canadian schools destroy 4,716 books, including Tintin and Asterix comics, considered harmful to indigenous peoples

According to Public Radio Canada , a major purge was carried out in 2019 in the libraries of canadian schools of CSC Providence (Providence Catholic School Council), which groups 30 French-language schools across southwestern Ontario, in which 4,716 children's books were destroyed. Among them were some Tintin and Asterix comics The comic book ... Read more