Media

In the last installment of Ladydrawers we looked at some statistics culled from some recently published comics - all from last spring! - that painted a pretty dire overall …

Disney's cultural products rely on innocence as a rhetorical tool to legitimate dominant relations of power.

It doesn't matter how enjoyable the products - there is something bigger beneath the family-friendly exterior.

Youth are now assaulted by a never-ending proliferation of marketing strategies that colonize their consciousness and daily lives.

The discussion raised lately by this column, shakeups in corporate comics and general ongoing frustrations in the world of lady drawers has hinged largely on why there have been …

The art world is different from the rest of the business world, right? All those creative people, making culture happen from their perch on the cutting edge, are sheltered …

There are specific patterns in corporate media coverage of political debates: Progressive ideas are generally marginalized. “Compromise” between the major parties is encouraged. Democrats should “move to the center,” …

In this piece, comic artists Rachel Swanson and Abe Lambert talk boobs, comics, and feminism. They're part of a new series called “LadyDrawers” on Truth-Out.org that began as a …

What follows is a blow-by-blow breakdown of my Thursday with Fox News.

The hearings were broadcast by every major news channel, but for something like this, only one would do: Fox.