Edgar Allan Poe’s 212nd B-Day
On Edgar Allan Poe, his birthday, The Raven, ravens and a short silent comic. #EdgarAllanPoe #The Raven #comic
Ximena X
Ximena-X Latinx-sci-fi-fantastical- character-cos-play. Cold-Fire Element Archer for the Society of the Feather Serpent.
The Perils of Apparel
A sort of secret origin of recent endeavors in mask design and artwork for apparel.
Undead Review: JOKER: stop me if you’ve heard this one before.
This article was originally written for and featured by KungFuMagazine.com on October 4, 2019. It’s still available to be read there. I’ve included it here for archival purposes & added more of my own comic-book geekery. “It’s quite possible we may actually be looking […]
Zong Q
Ah Ya! What is there to do when the dead come back each night? Run, Fight, Flee! Unless you’re Zong Q then this is your chance to get things right by send back each ghost, zombie or vampire he can find.
Just Launched: Speculative Fiction for Dreamers
Some thoughts on the just launched kickstarter campaign for Speculative Fiction for Dreamers. A ground-breaking collection of YA Latinx speculative fiction (stories, poetry & comics).
Gene Ching remembers Chadwick Boseman 1976-2020
Gene Ching former publisher of KUNG FU TAI CHI magazine and movie review partner at KungFuMagazine.com, Ruminates on our review of Black Panther and the state of heroes and movies this year… In honor of Chadwick Boseman 1976-2020
Review Revisited: BLACK PANTHER: Come out Fighting
Late last night I received news that the estimable Chadwick Boseman passed away at an all to early age. His movie BLACK PANTHER had been on my list to revisit for reasons I’ll go into in the piece.
Resurrected Review: SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME & LOOKING FOR SPIDER-FU
Originally published by KungFuMagazine.com on July 2, 2019 this review of Spider-Man: Far From Home also features that time Spider-Man visited Hong Kong.
Resurrected Review: DARK PHOENIX: SHE MADE ME DO IT!
This article was originally written for and featured by KungFuMagazine.com on June 6, 2019. I’ve included it here as this piece is one of my most autobiographical works to date. You see, it was The Phoenix that turned me into a true comic book collector.
