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Learn The True Story Of The Sikh Captain America In This Animated Short Film

There are times when I question the relevance of Captain America. The super soldier in stars and stripes was created

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September 18, 2024September 18, 2024 Tito W. James 563 Views American Sikh, animation, Captain America, diversity in comics, Marvel Comics, Vishavjit Singh
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FanExpo Boston 2023: A Conversation With FairSquare Comics

At FanExpo Boston 2023 I had the opportunity to chat with Fabrice Sapolsky the CEO and Founder of FairSquare Comics.

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August 9, 2023August 8, 2023 Tito W. James 992 Views creator owned comics, diversity in comics, Fabrice Sapolsky, Fabrice Sapolsky the CEO and Founder of FairSquare Comics, FanExpo Boston 2023, immigrant voices, Indie Comics, LGBTQ Comic, minority
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My Advice To Aspiring Comic Creators, Part 5

My previous articles covered the preliminary research, short exercises, the do’s and don’ts, and indie comic cliches. For my final article,

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December 27, 2017 Tito W. James 3650 Views Advice, diversity in comics, Opinion Piece, Tito W. James
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In Search Of Krazy Kat And The Real George Herriman At Comic Arts Brooklyn 2017

In the “Birth of the Krazy” talk at Comic Arts Brooklyn 2017, on Saturday, November 11th, John Kelly interviewed Michael

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November 13, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 3286 Views Comic Arts Brooklyn 2017, diversity in comics, George Herriman, John Kelly, Krazy Kat, Michael Tisserand

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