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The Comics Section: Priorities and Prime Ministers

14 September 2018

The latest from Jesus and Mo and Raging Pencils!          

The Comics Section: Apostates and Simple Facts

7 September 2018

The latest from Jesus and Mo and Raging Pencils!          

Graphic Novel Review: Altered Boys Vol. 1: The Book of Billy

by Jon C. Scheide, Michael J. Uhlman, Brian Wasiak, Robert Rath
by Andrew Newman • 4 September 2018

WRITTEN BY MICHAEL J. UHLMAN, BRIAN WASIAK & JON C. SCHEIDE ILLUSTRATED BY ROBERT RATH SHINEBOX PRESS, 2018 The release of Altered Boys Vol. 1: The Book of Billy coincides with the recent Pennsylvania grand... Read More

The Comics Section: Revisiting Commandments and Laugh to Keep from Crying

31 August 2018

A classic from Jesus and Mo and the latest from Raging Pencils!          

Sexual Assault Reporting Apps: Perilous or Positive?

by Meredith Thompson • 28 August 2018

The rise of #MeToo and #TimesUp pushed sexual harassment and assault to the forefront of national and global conversations this year. Thanks to these movements, it isn’t as easy for our country to hide from... Read More

Character Study: How Atheism Has Become Less Important—and More Interesting—on Screen

by Sarah Henry • 24 August 2018

In the recent indie movie and surprise hit Eighth Grade, shy Kayla (Elsie Fischer) plays a sweet but often awkward girl struggling through one of life’s most precarious social situations: middle school. Writer and director... Read More

The Comics Section: Catholic Scandals and Slippery Slopes

24 August 2018

The latest from Jesus and Mo and Raging Pencils!          

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