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Based out of St. Louis, Steenz Stewart is the lead cartoonist for the syndicated comic strip Heart of the City and co-creator of the graphic novel Side Quest: A Visual History of Roleplaying Games.
Several Houston-based cosplayers were kind enough to talk about their love of stepping into the shoes of their favorite characters and what it means to create accurate cosplays by any means necessary.
Too many books and not enough time. Here are reviews of recent reads–novel edition.
Reviews
Too many books and not enough time. Here are reviews of recent reads–novel edition.
[Critic Score: 9.5/10]
News from the Fallout #1 explores the dark path of the pursuit of power with a mysterious script and a gritty visual style.
Ain't No Grave is a five-issue miniseries that explores the delicate topic of death through a visual journey of grief in a Western-fantasy adventure.
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Based out of St. Louis, Steenz Stewart is the lead cartoonist for the syndicated comic strip Heart of the City and co-creator of the graphic novel Side Quest: A Visual History of Roleplaying Games.
Several Houston-based cosplayers were kind enough to talk about their love of stepping into the shoes of their favorite characters and what it means to create accurate cosplays by any means necessary.
Comicpalooza is always full of storytellers from children’s authors, comic book creators, and science fiction and romantasy writers. Between the comic book and literature tracks and the various vendors showcasing their works, finding the next best read is easy.
industry news
The Comic Shop, an independently produced workplace comedy from creator and showrunner Cheyenne Ewulu, is currently in post-production after raising over $207,000 on Kickstarter — one of the highest-funded independent TV projects on the platform to date.
Whether it’s celebrity signatures, cosplays, or getting a beer and watching a couple of knights battle in the middle of downtown Houston, Comicpalooza is gearing up for one of the biggest events of the summer.
OFF BLXXK Magazine hosted their first annual Ink & Panels event on April 8 and set a high standard for educational events for the comic book and manga creative community.