Author: Safa Al-shammary University of Granada Download PDF version Craig Thompson’s Habibi (2011) is an American graphic novel based on a romantic fable that is set in an imaginary and modern Middle Eastern country. For the past century, the political turmoil...
Download PDF version Rhode Montijo is an American creator and illustrator, whose diverse work spans from children’s books to quirky artifacts and Halloween-inspired oddities. His “fantasmical world” is an articulated universe in which the ambiances of childhood wonder tales blend...
Download PDF version Animation storyboard[1] and comic book artist Rafael Navarro was born in Nogales (Estado de Sonora, Mexico) and raised in Los Angeles, where he has been based since. Aside from working as a freelance artist and participating in...
Author: Lisann Anders University of Zürich Download PDF version Cities in comics are often represented as confining and liberating at the same time. They promise opportunity and prospect embodying the American Dream which, nonetheless, comes at a cost. The downsides can...
Download PDF version Born in Nogales (Estado de Sonora, Mexico) and raised in the US, Rafael Navarro is an illustrator and independent comic book creator, as well as storyboard artist for TV animated shows, such as Daytime Emmy award-winning Tutenstein(PorchLight...
Download PDF version Frank Miller is a legend in the comic industry, in fact many of his graphic novels have been praised by the critics. He draws himself many of his comic books and he has even directed two movies...
Download PDF version Jason Gonzalez—artistically known as J. Gonzo—is a Chicano artist, freelance illustrator, designer, art and creative director; born and raised in Cypress, CA, he’s now based in Phoenix, AZ. After completing his studies in visual art and graphic...
Download PDF version In 2015, the first chapter of the comic series Barrier—by writer Brian K. Vaughan, artist Marcos Martín, and colorist Muntsa Vicente—was published on the DRM-free digital comics platform Panel Syndicate; in 2018 Image Comics picked it up...
