In 1972, the North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA) published a comic by the Mexican comic artist Rius: NACLA Presents Rius: The Chicanos. This was an English-language...

ANGELITOS: The groundwork for my graphic novel Angelitos (2018), done in collaboration with illustrator Santiago Cohen, the New Jerseybased Latinx cartoonist, began...

The Saint Lucian Nobel Prize winner Derek Walcott claimed in his essay “The Caribbean: Culture or Mimicry” that, despite the shadow of empire being inescapable, Caribbeans “were American even...

The text discusses the case of Puerto Rico Strong, a 2018 comics anthology by United Way of Puerto Rico (Fondos Unidos de PR) and St. Louis comics publisher Lion Forge. Profits from the...

Rebecca Harding Davis’ novella Life in the Iron Mills is one of the first instances of nineteenth-century American fiction that explicitly focuses on the white working class. A largely forgotten...

Rhode Montijo’s work is characterized by a distinctive blend of diverse elements converging in his “fantasmical world”. As comic book artist, he is the author of the limited series...