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Cartoons and comic books, from The Beano's beloved characters to Chuck Jones' iconic animations, reveal the artistry and appeal behind these cherished creations.
Kobe Bryant, known as the "Black Mamba," achieved legendary status in basketball, highlighted by his remarkable 81-point game with the Los Angeles Lakers.
Robert Crumb, a controversial cartoonist known for his explicit work and counterculture influence, reflects on his artistic journey and the complexities of modern criticism.
Drew Dernavich discusses his transition from fine art to cartooning, describing comics as a more honest form of communication during a talk at The New Yorker Festival.
Dash Shaw reflects on his career as a comic-book artist, discussing his teaching experience in Tatsumi Goloka, Japan, and his passion for storytelling.
In Minneapolis, cartoonist Rosemary navigates her career while working on the graphic novel 'Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me' alongside Mariko Tamaki.
Anime Japan, the largest anime convention in the world, highlights the controversial presence of child-like characters in manga, raising ethical questions about exploitation and freedom of expression in Japan's $18 billion industry.
Jerome Siegel and Joe Shuster create Superman during the Depression, transforming his flight over time.
Curator Leela Veery highlights Wonder Woman's origins and her real-life inspiration.
