On today’s Morning Magazine, a Jackson Hole based illustrator and cartoonist will chat about his graphic novel, “The Ski Town Fairytale.” Then, we’ll hear about a union organizing with workers in the hospitality industry targeting real estate investment trusts operating […]
In recent years, superheroes have become synonymous with summer blockbusters and this year is shaping up to be no different. Film versions of comic books like Wonder Woman, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Spider Man will draw millions of new […]
Angela Palermo is joined by talented local queer comics writers/artists Melanie Gillman (As the Crow Flies, The Other Side) and Dylan Edwards (Valley of the Silk Sky, Transposes). They talk about growing up queer/trans/non-binary, queer representation in comics and comics conventions, fashioning an identity […]
More than 101,000 people attended this year’s Comic Con in Denver, About 15,000 more than last year, and it makes it among the largest in the nation. This years convention included a real live wedding and a bunch of educational […]
Denver recently hosted the 38th annual StarFest at the Denver Marriott Tech Center. The annual convention lasted from Friday to Sunday, April 17th -19th, and featured such events as Klingon Kombat, a quidditch championship match, writers workshops and much more. KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo was […]
It’s that time of year again. October means Halloween spookiness, and lots of scary traditions. For the Bug Theatre in Denver, that Tradition is Night of the Living dead, a stage adaptation of the original, black and white zombie film. […]
Mike Keefe is a Pulitzer prize winning cartoonist whose cartoons graced the pages of the Denver Post until 2012. He is now working with the Colorado Independent which has launched a crowd sourcing campaign to get funding for a year […]
Thousands of comic book fans descended on Denver last weekend for the 3rd annual Denver Comic Con. KGNU’s Rob Linder and Robyn Marcotte went along to find out more. photos: Rob Linder
