Cartoonist Jayme Gordon faces up to 25 years in prison for perjury and fraud

Cartoonist Jayme Gordon faces up to 25 years in prison for perjury and fraud

Update 3 May 2017. The cartoonist was sentenced to two years in prison. This story has taken a sharp turn four years after it began. On 16 December 2015, a federal jury indicted cartoonist and screenwriter Jayme Gordon51-year-old resident of Randolph, Massachusetts, with seven counts of wire fraud and perjury stemming from a plagiarism lawsuit filed against

The truth about comic books

The truth about comic books

The truth about comics With this tasty title over a drawing of a spider's web adorns this disturbing 8-page American booklet, which I gather was published in the early to mid-1950s and warns of the dangers of comic books. This scary tale begins by saying that approximately 90 million comic books are sold

Francisco Darnís, Jabato generation

Francisco Darnís, Jabato generation

Darnís drawing. Photo: Silvia Darnís Francisco Darnís, Jabato generation I think that the most interesting chapters in the biographies of the authors are those that come directly from the memories and voices of the people who lived with them. I met Silvia Darnís a few years ago in a forum I came across

Comics of the Spanish Civil War, Children and Propaganda 1936-1939

Comics of the Spanish Civil War, Children and Propaganda 1936-1939

Note the "subliminal" relationship between "red" and murderer as children's reading. Some images of Spanish Civil War comics from the exhibition, Children and Propaganda 1936-1939. Publications for children that had no sex but did call for violence at the top of their voices, including evangelism. Very martial arm-in-arm boys on the masthead of