Arts & Culture Question the Chutzpahdiks: Brooklyn Welcomes The First Edition Of Jewish Comic Con It would have been enough for us to have been graced by an editor of Spider-Man, or a legendary cartoonist, or an editor of Batman, but the Jewish Comic Con gave us so much more. The sold-out event took place at Congregation Kol Israel (603 St. John’s Place, between
Bitch Magazine Drawing Life Outside The Lines: Cartoonist Jennifer Camper On Opening Minds With Art, Kensington’s Diversity & More Photo courtesy of Jennifer CamperJennifer Camper has been making provocative, biting, and defiant independent comics for more than 30 years. Her work includes Rude Girls and Dangerous Women, contributions to World War 3 Illustrated and Bitch magazine, and two volumes of the anthology Juicy Mother. Recently, she took the time
Cartoons Watch Classic Christmas Cartoons at Freddy’s Tonight Get in the holiday spirit with some old Christmas cartoons tonight at Freddy’s, where they’ll be screened on 16mm film. Walter Taylor, a film archivist, is hosting a night of vintage Christmas animation and musical shorts from the 1930s. It starts at 8pm in the Backroom of the
