‘Mech Cadets’ Brings the SIUniverse to Netflix
Yesterday afternoon, Netflix announced a trio of animated projects featuring Asian American protagonists and creative teams. Among those series was
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Kickstart This: ‘The Monkey King’ Graphic Novel by Jerry Ma
What better way to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month than to help fund a new graphic novel project by one of
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Southern Fried Asian: Jamie Noguchi
Happy Holidays! Not only is it Christmastime, but this is also Jamie Noguchi week on Hard NOC Media! Before he
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Join Us at the 2nd Annual Charm City Night Market in Baltimore
This Saturday, September 21, join our very own Keith Chow and Jamie Noguchi at the second annual Charm City Night
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Coming to WICOMICON? Let Us Know and Win Stuff!
There’s only a few days left before everyone descends on to Baltimore, Maryland for the first ever WICOMICON Pop-Up!
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CTRL+ALT: A Culture Lab on Imagined Futures, This Weekend in New York City
Like the rest of the nation, I woke up this morning to an unfathomable reality. Despite our best efforts, the
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The ‘Asian Superhero’ is Not an Oxymoron
Originally published at NBC News Asian America In a New York Times op-ed over the weekend, Malaysian talk radio host
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Are You Ready for This Year’s Small Press Expo?
In less than 24 hours, the world’s best cartoonists and indie comics makers bring their talents to the DMV (that
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Superman: Truth, Justice, & the Asian American Way
On the eve of June and the post-Convergence DC Universe next week, we are in breathless anticipation to see the
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R.I.P. Francis Tsai
Last night, the SIUniverse family was rocked when we learned we had lost one of our own. Francis Tsai, who
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An Interview with RUNLOVEKILL Writer Jonathan Tsuei
Jonathan Tsuei and artist Eric Canete will soon be gracing the nerd world with their new comic from Image, RUNLOVEKILL.
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No 52: The New Era of DC Comics Looks Promising
Can it be? Am I actually excited about DC Comics? Again? I’ve made no bones about my aversion to the
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Fresh Off the Boat by Point and Question
Our second Fresh Off the Boat-inspired illustration today comes from the collective known as Point and Question, a.k.a. Jef Castro
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Epic Props Dispatch From NYCC: Evolution of a Vendor Booth
Want to see how a vendor booth goes from being a bunch of cardboard boxes to an elaborate thing of
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Robin Ha’s Banchan Comics Will Make You Hungry
Last weekend, at Baltimore Comic-Con, I had the opportunity to run in to several members of the SIUniverse fam in
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From Invisible to Inevitable: Why We Need Diverse Books
by Gene Yang [Ed. note: Over the weekend, Gene delivered the following speech at the National Book Festival gala in
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N.O.C. One-Shot: Keith’s Ice Bucket Challenge
Yesterday, Parry Shen challenged our own Keith Chow to take part in the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS research. This
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Telling Asian American Stories in Comics
Hey East Coasters! I know all the cool kids are going to be in San Diego this weekend, but if
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Find the Green Turtle at Comic-Con
by Gene Yang Pro cosplayer Alvin Duong has graciously agreed to help us promote The Shadow Hero by cosplaying the
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Announcing the New York Asian Film Festival Poster Art Show
You may recall back in April, we let you know about the Old School Kung Fu Film Fest in New
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Keiko Agena’s Super(fluous) Webseries is Anything But
Keiko Agena is best known for her roles as Lane Kim on the WB’s Gilmore Girls and as White House
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Top Ten Asian Pacific American Comics Characters
by Gene Yang | Originally posted at Tor.com Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! Er… did you know that May
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Gene Yang & Sonny Liew Bring the Green Turtle Out of the Shadows
Captain America rakes in billions of dollars in box office. Computer graphics are required to bring Superman’s powers to life.
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