Past contributors from Entropy’s The New Comics give us their sequential art favorites of 2019. (Click publishers’ names for details and purchasing info.) JOHN CARDINAL 7 Deadly Sins TZE Chun &…
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NICK FRANCIS POTTER is the author of New Animals (Subito Press, 2016). His work has recently appeared in The Offing, Quarterly West, Big Other, and Entropy Magazine. An…
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MISS has run twice a month since the summer as a part of The New Comics. Read our interview with Emily James here. Want to be considered for The New Comics?…
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MISS runs twice a month as a part of The New Comics. Read our interview with Emily James here. Want to be considered for The New Comics? Send work to Comics Curator Keith McCleary via the Entropy submissions…
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ANDRÉS HERNÁNDEZ is a queer Mexican artist and writer currently living in Tijuana. Paired with raw sexual imagery, their writing and art address attachment and impermanence. Their…
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MISS runs twice a month as a part of The New Comics. Read our interview with Emily James here. Want to be considered for The New Comics? Send work to Comics Curator Keith McCleary via the Entropy submissions…
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SAM NAKAHIRA is a MFA candidate at the Center for Cartoon Studies and a 2019 graduate of Grinnell College. She writes about things that interest her: food, pop culture,…
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MISS runs twice a month as a part of The New Comics. Read our interview with Emily James here. Want to be considered for The New Comics? Send work to Comics Curator Keith McCleary via the Entropy submissions…
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MISS runs twice a month as a part of The New Comics. Read our interview with Emily James here. Want to be considered for The New Comics? Send work to Comics Curator Keith…
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“MISS: Not About That Life” EMILY JAMES is a teacher and writer in NYC. Her recent work can be found or is forthcoming in Guernica, River Teeth, CHEAP POP, Pithead…
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RACHEL D. L. is a queer, disabled writer and artist. She writes about disability for the Rooted in Rights blog and has published poetry and nonfiction in Anomaly, Colorado Review, and Our Lives…
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“EVERYDAY” ANDRÉS HERNÁNDEZ is a Translation and Interpretation student at the Autonomous University of Baja California. His work has appeared in ENTROPY, Impossible Archetype, Boston Accent, and several other…
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DAVID MAHLER is an Australian filmmaker and visual artist based in Melbourne. Selected by the City of Melbourne to partake in the 2017 Signal Screen Arts Commission, he has…
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DAVID MAHLER is an Australian filmmaker and visual artist based in Melbourne. Selected by the City of Melbourne to partake in the 2017 Signal Screen Arts Commission, he has…
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