Category: image comics

+

+ comics, dreams, image comics, reality, sleep, something epic, Szymon Kudranski

Sleep, Dreams, and Imagination in Szymon Kudranski’s “Something Epic”

by Unknown's avatar

Sometimes, right before I wake up, I hear sounds. The sound arrives in my mind, I wake up, and then the sound occurs in my ears. This all takes place in a split second, the recognition of the sound, a beat, then the actual sound. I’m not a neuroscientist, and I can’t explain it. However, I think they are Hypnopompic Hallucinations, events that register in … Read More Sleep, Dreams, and Imagination in Szymon Kudranski’s “Something Epic”

+

+ comics, image comics, reality, something epic, Szymon Kudranski

Words and Reality in Szymon Kudranski’s “Something Epic”

by Unknown's avatar

Last post, I wrote about reality in Szymon Kudranski’s Something Epic #1. Today I want to continue that discussion by looking at the beginning of issue #2 where Danny confronts his mother’s cancer diagnosis and discusses the semiotic nature of words, specifically the manner in which words only represent a part of reality, not the whole. When we read words on the page, we … Read More Words and Reality in Szymon Kudranski’s “Something Epic”

+

+ comics, image comics, reality, something epic, Szymon Kudranski

Reality in Szymon Kudranski’s “Something Epic”

by Unknown's avatar

Being so far away from my comic book store, I only go and get my pulls every three to four weeks. Whenever I go in, I look around for anything new. I never know what’s coming out, unlsess I see someone mention it on Twitter or something, and I like it that way. Instead, I look around or ask someone if anything good just … Read More Reality in Szymon Kudranski’s “Something Epic”

+

+ comics, frederick douglass, george washington, history, image comics, killadelphia, thomas jefferson

The Power of Myths

by Unknown's avatar

On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass stood in Corinthian Hall in Rochester, NY, in front of the Rochester Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society and told the crowd, “Feeling themselves too harshly and unjustly treated by the home government, your fathers, like men of honesty, and men of spirit, earnestly sought redress.” The British denied the redress, and thus the “fathers” fought the American Revolution. Douglass says … Read More The Power of Myths

+

+ anand rk, blue in green, comics, graphic novels, image comics, memory, ram v

Memory Creates Life: Part II

by Unknown's avatar

While Ram V and Anand RK’s Blue in Green, as I discussed in my previous post, examines the ways that we use memories to create life, it also looks at the ways that pain and suffering impact creativity and the ways that the pain that the artist uses to produce a work of art remains, long after the artist’s passing. This is a theme I’ve been … Read More Memory Creates Life: Part II

Archive
Follow me on Twitter
Follow Us

Blog at WordPress.com.