i’ve found a place to get all of them apart from the 4th one. so i’m going to get that separately but national anthem is the title of most of them so i was wondering if that’s actually the 4th comic of something separate
This book burning ceremony for this apology took place two years ago in 2019 in Ontario, but it was only now revealed due to the early elections in Canada. In addition to several comics, the school is said to have burned novels and encyclopedias that have contained cultural appropriation, as well as outdated or racist images of indigenous peoples and other minorities. But because of the current pandemic, the ceremony was only held in one of Ontario’s 30 francophone schools. The Prime Minister of Canada and several countries condemn the all book burnings, even if the purpose of the ceremony is good and fair. The Prime Minister of Canada and third countries also condemn discrimination against minorities and indigenous peoples. The Canadian school that burned the Tintin comics has now apologized for its actions and and the person who was responsible for organizing the burning ceremony has been fired.
Link to the article: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/book-burning-at-ontario-francophone-schools-as-gesture-of-reconciliation-denounced
Sometimes, the world is weird.
I was hoping someone with more comic book knowledge could help me with this.
I've read Spider-Man and Power Pack #1 (1984) (the Skip Westcott comic), and it really, really helped me when I was younger. I've heard that there might be more marvel collabs with NCPCA, or other organizations like that but I can't seem to find the titles.
If anyone happens to know, or knows how to find, I'd really appreciate more comics like that one.
Having just read both comics back to back. I don't understand how they connect. I know there is a similar asthetic, but the stories connecting make no sense. Each on their own are quite but I don't see the story relation. Can someone please explain?
So recently someone sent a link that some comic company is trying to encourage young Indians to read comics as I was researching that company I found out (as expected) the chief editor is full out communist. They want to brainwash kids with their commie stories lol. So was wondering is there any good comic companies/writers from our nation? I'd love to follow/buy their comics.
So annoying that almost all the artists that come out of our fine art colleges are brain washed to be freaking commies. They don't even teach them proper art (most of them want students to turn into some kind of *modern artists* from what I've seen of their student's works) they're always whining and *raising awareness* against *fascistic regime*. Seriously??!! Sick of our education system.
Thanks guys!!
edit: any indie comic creators are also ok
