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WWACommendations: Processing, Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees and More - WWAC %
I’ve said before that I love when we’re all surprisingly in sync with our monthly reads, and wow is everyone in sync this month – except for me! Below is mostly one comic that seems to have taken WWAC’s casual reading by storm, plus two very conceptually and aesthetically different recommendations. I think it’s a...
The Future of WWAC - WWAC %
Dear WWAC fam, A few years ago I took on the responsibility of being the publisher of WWAC. I believed that WWAC still provided something special, something important, to the world of pop culture criticism and journalism, and comics criticism and journalism specifically, and I wanted to keep the lights on, and the doors open,...
WWACommendations: God Bless the Mistaken, Ditching Saskia, Breadcrumbs and More - WWAC %
This month’s WWACommendations is a riot of emotions. Kathryn’s reading about the discomfort of grief, Emily’s got a memoir that involves funneling emotion into activism, Christa’s got a familiar recommendation that processes feelings of isolation, Kayleigh brings us a horror anthology which of course serves up a great deal of fear, and I’ve got a...
ESSAY: Lestat's Precursors: Four Faces of American Vampirism - WWAC %
Some readers may feel that, so far, the stories covered in this series on nineteenth-century American vampire literature have shown an insufficient quantity of fangs. The first part covered stories by Edgar Allan Poe, Washington Irving, and Ambrose Bierce that dealt with the theme of the seductive revenant – but, strictly speaking, none were about...
WWAC Reads Books! Supernatural Gender Edition - WWAC %
We at WWAC have been indulging in books with really interesting things to say about gender, and as usual, in books across the speculative fiction spectrum. Everything from horror stories to sweet and queer retellings of Arthuriana, we're enjoying it all!
REVIEWS: ShortBox Comics Fair Favorites for 2024 - WWAC %
Comics publisher ShortBox may have folded this year, but Zainab Akhtar’s annual ShortBox Comics Fair still has a sparkling present and future. Open for October, a fabulously curated collection of digital indie works are for sale online. Featuring a ton of creators, some established and some just starting out, it’s a grab bag of wonderful...