Among the many traditions of Christmastide in 21st Century America, few are as enjoyable as the annual Twitter slugfest over a certain action movie’s status as a member of the season’s cinematic canon. I speak, of course, of John McTiernan’s 1988 classic Die Hard. That a vociferous dispute over a Bruce Willis actioner’s right to […]
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In 2018, a tiny footnote in comics history was achieved. The Catholic University of America finally completed its collection of the entire run of Treasure Chest comics. This story would not make it to any news source and would garner little fanfare. But to Catholics who love comics, it’s worth noting. One cannot consider the
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It’s an all too common scene. A dad walks into a comic book store with his son, looking for family-friendly comics that his son will enjoy, but won’t rob his innocence. He passes by shelves and shelves of adult comics, some with graphic violence on the cover, with others that have almost complete nudity. The
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In preparation for my short book on the Last Monks of Skellig Michael, as well as the first issue of Finnian and the Seven Mountains I watched again the final scene from Star Wars: The Force Awakens when Rey makes her way through the ancient monastery, which in the Star Wars universe is reportedly the first Jedi temple. It
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Below is the second mini-issue of a new monthly webcomic series called “The Adventures of Lolek.” Created/written by Philip Kosloski. Art/Lettering by Eric Rose. If you missed it, here is mini-issue #1. To access fullscreen, click on the image below.
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Before you shop online, check out these bookstores that carry products from Voyage Comics & Publishing: If you are interested in carrying our products at your store, email us at pakosloski@voyagecomics.com for our retail rates. Photo Credit: Chester | CC BY 2.0
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Today we present our seventh and final selection from “Catholic Comics,” a comic book series that ran from 1946 – 1949. It features the legendary adventures of Sir Galahad, a Knight in King Arthur’s Round Table, as he completes his quest. Read Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV , Part V or Part VI Pencils: Robert
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Below is the first mini-issue in a new monthly webcomic series called “The Adventures of Lolek.” Created/written by Philip Kosloski. Art/Lettering by Eric Rose. To access fullscreen, click on the image below. Support this series on Patreon!
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Beginning in the next few weeks, we will be releasing a monthly comic series entitled “The Adventures of Lolek.” It will be free to view online, with each “mini-issue” being released each month. The artist will be a new member of our team, Eric Rose, who is a very talented upcoming artist. Here is a
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