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Solve for X: How X-Men Comics Got a New Identity

Free Zoom talk on April 20, 2022, at 5 pm PST. Register here   The X-Men comic books of the past three years—the “Krakoan era”—have reinvented the long-running,…

Terry Blas – You Say Latino

Terry Blas is the illustrator and writer behind the viral web comics You Say Latino and You Say Latinx (Vox.com). He has written comics for Ariana Grande and…

Mañana: Cómics latines del siglo XXV

MAÑANA: Cómics latines del siglo XXV es la primera antología de cómics de ciencia ficción de P&M Press y cuenta con 27 historias de creadores latines de todo el…

Summer 2022

We are delighted to announce Sarah Mirk as the Oregon Cartoon Project’s Artist-in-Residence 2022. Sarah will work on projects from June to September 2022. Comics Curriculum To empower…

Broadway is Oregon Territory

Oregonians began contributing to American theater history starting in the 1870s. During the early decades of the 20th century, which saw the emergence of the American musical, Oregon’s…

Oregon Film History Conference 2017

The Third Annual Oregon Film History Conference took place on May 5, 2017. The conference was supported by Oregon Film, Oregon Film Museum, and Picture This Production Services…

Mosquitoes SUCK!

Mosquitoes SUCK! was devised at Iowa State University. One of the collaborators, Katherine Richardson-Bruna, was born and raised in Portland. Using a science comic format to engage readers…

David F. Walker’s IMPOSTER SYNDROME

From the neurotic mind of writer David F. Walker, the Eisner Award-winning co-creator of BITTER ROOT and NAOMI, comes IMPOSTER SYNDROME, a 100-page collection of six short comics,…

Oregon Film History Conference 2018

The Fourth Annual Oregon Film History Conference Oregon’s Minor Cinemas took place on May 4, 2018. The conference was supported by University of Oregon Libraries, Oregon Film, Oregon…

Free Oregon History Comics

In 2010, artist Sarah Mirk started an educational project of creating ten small comic books about Oregon’s history. The project grew bigger than she ever thought it would!…