Comic Dwarves

The Comic Dwarves are back with their most contentious episode yet!  Coming at you live-ish from Archer's Peak, Wisconsin via the dark and terrible powers of the world wide web, Josh, Michael, Sean, and Tom join together to discuss Something is Killing the Children by James Tynion IV and Wether Dell'Edera from Boom! Studios!

Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd.

Music by Polynova.

Sound Effects by Aaron Corbin.

A Nonplussed Comics Podcast.

Produced by Tom Bevis.

Coming at you straight from the forests outside of Major City, the Comic Dwarves are back to talk about Shirtless Bear-Fighter!

Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd.

Music by Polynova.

Sound Effects by Aaron Corbin.

A Nonplussed Comics Podcast.

Produced by Tom Bevis.

Coming at you straight from the forests outside of Major City, the Comic Dwarves are back to talk about Shirtless Bear-Fighter!

Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd.

Music by Polynova.

Sound Effects by Aaron Corbin.

A Nonplussed Comics Podcast.

Produced by Tom Bevis.

In light of recent current events such as the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and the nationwide protests that occurred in response, the Comic Dwarves chose to shelf their scheduled conversations and opted instead to read and discuss the three-volume March by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell.  March is an autobiographic recounting of the civil rights movement from the perspective of John Lewis, beginning with the formation of the Student Nonviolent Coordination Committee and their organized sit-in movement up to the Selma-to-Montgomery March for voting rights.  Join the Comic Dwarves this week in examining and discussing this important work, the impact of the book's events on the current social atmosphere, and what steps we as a community still need to take.

Additional Reading:

Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story, Fellowship of Reconciliation.

The Silence of Our Friends, Mark Long, Jim Demonakos, Nate Powell.

Stuck Rubber Baby, Howard Cruse.

Two Dead, Van Jensen, Nate Powell.

Anti-Racism Graphic Novels Reading & Resources List, CBLDF

15 Black Comics Writers Whose Work You Need to Read, CBR.

Black Creators We Recommend You Read, Image Comics.

Activism:

Anguish and Action, Obama.org.

Center for Policing Equity.

White Anti-Racism: Living the Legacy, Teaching Tolerance.

Making Mini-Comics for Activism and Self-Care, CBLDF.

In light of recent current events such as the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and the nationwide protests that occurred in response, the Comic Dwarves chose to shelf their scheduled conversations and opted instead to read and discuss the three-volume March by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell.  March is an autobiographic recounting of the civil rights movement from the perspective of John Lewis, beginning with the formation of the Student Nonviolent Coordination Committee and their organized sit-in movement up to the Selma-to-Montgomery March for voting rights.  Join the Comic Dwarves this week in examining and discussing this important work, the impact of the book's events on the current social atmosphere, and what steps we as a community still need to take.

Additional Reading:

Martin Luther King and the Montgomery Story, Fellowship of Reconciliation.

The Silence of Our Friends, Mark Long, Jim Demonakos, Nate Powell.

Stuck Rubber Baby, Howard Cruse.

Two Dead, Van Jensen, Nate Powell.

Anti-Racism Graphic Novels Reading & Resources List, CBLDF

15 Black Comics Writers Whose Work You Need to Read, CBR.

Black Creators We Recommend You Read, Image Comics.

Activism:

Anguish and Action, Obama.org.

Center for Policing Equity.

White Anti-Racism: Living the Legacy, Teaching Tolerance.

Making Mini-Comics for Activism and Self-Care, CBLDF.

Please join us for an important message from the Comic Dwarves.

In the light of recent events, we have decided to reschedule our discussion on Shirtless Bear Fighter.  Instead, we will discuss March by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell.  Listen to this important announcement to find out why we chose this important work.

Please join us for an important message from the Comic Dwarves.

In the light of recent events, we have decided to reschedule our discussion on Shirtless Bear Fighter.  Instead, we will discuss March by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell.  Listen to this important announcement to find out why we chose this important work.

Deep in the seedy underbelly of Old Town, the Comic Dwarves scurry together via the grim information superhighway to discuss Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame to Kill For from Dark Horse Comics circa 1994.  Join Tom, Michael, Sean, and Joshua as they duke it out, drink about it, mope about it, and just get roughed up for it in general.

Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd.

Music by Polynova.

A Nonplussed Comics Podcast.

Produced by Tom Bevis.

Deep in the seedy underbelly of Old Town, the Comic Dwarves scurry together via the grim information superhighway to discuss Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame to Kill For from Dark Horse Comics circa 1994.  Join Tom, Michael, Sean, and Joshua as they duke it out, drink about it, mope about it, and just get roughed up for it in general.

Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd.

Music by Polynova.

A Nonplussed Comics Podcast.

Produced by Tom Bevis.

Harnessing the dark power of an evil galactic relic, the Comic Dwarves have returned from the dead for their latest episode!  From separate sectors across space, the Dwarves are beaming their latest communique to you and each other through the sinister fibers of the world wide web.  Join Tom, Michael, Sean, and Josh as they discuss DC's 2009 crossover event Blackest Night by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis!

Hosted by Tom Bevis, Michael Brown, Sean Corbin, and Joshua Shepherd.

Music by Polynova.

A Nonplussed Comics Podcast.

Produced by Tom Bevis.