Pop Culture: Comics, TV, Film

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  1. 11/16/2023

    Student Spotlight: Ivan Martinez

    Get to know more about UT English PhD student Ivan Martinez and his thoughts on monsters, comics, and teaching. Headshot credit to Sophia Williams. Find Sophia on instagram @sophjaarts

    Student Spotlight: Ivan Martinez

  2. 11/07/2023

    Student Spotlight: Anna Cho

    Join us as we get to know more about First Year student and Social Media Extraordinaire, Anna Cho!

    Student Spotlight: Anna Cho

  3. 09/25/2023

    Student Spotlight: Danielle Garcia-Karr

    Student Spotlight: Danielle Garcia-Karr by Latinx Pop Lab

    Student Spotlight: Danielle Garcia-Karr

  4. 02/04/2023

    LPL Happy Hour Wednesday

    Catch up with Ana, Sam, and Dr. Anthony R. Ramirez as they talk about their reaction to the hit Netflix show Wednesday.

    LPL Happy Hour Wednesday

  5. 01/14/2023

    LPL Happy Hour Popcast: What's Going on in 2023?

    Get the tea on what's happening this semester at the Latinx Pop Lab and learn a little more about our history! Intro and Outro music by Music by Oleg Fedak from Pixabay

    LPL Happy Hour Popcast: What's Going on in 2023?

  6. 09/04/2020

    Jared Gardner Talks: Comics, Radio, TV, Film, Board Game Cross-Pollinating Histories

    Jared Gardner shares his journey with comics and how this lead to his formal study of comics as a professor. He discusses his work on Charles Schulz, the cross-pollinating history of film and comics, as well as his work as an editor of the journal Inks and the comics series with OSU Press. Discussion includes transmedial storytelling, Board Games, cartoon strips, and more.

  7. 08/26/2020

    Rebecca Wanzo Talks: African American Cartoonists, Form, & Political & Historical Belonging

    African American cartoonists and comics; representation; identification; stereotypes; discourses of citizenship; how comics as a medium (sequentiality and framing) allow readers to think of past, present, and future in relation to identity; histories of being excluded from history and drawing black people into history; political belonging. Discussion also includes Jennifer Cruté's cartoons, Brumsic Brandon Jr.'s Luther, Kyle Baker's Truth, Gene Yuen Lang's American Born Chinese, HBO's series, Watchmen, Jeremy Love's Bayou, Sanford Green and David Walker's Bitter Root. “How have cartoonists made use of caricature to comment on black people (stereotypes broadly speaking) in conversation with idealizations and how these respond to broader discourses of citizenship"

  8. 08/24/2020

    Sean O'Sullivan Talks: Narrative Theory, Seriality, Literature, Film, & TV

    OSU Professor Sean O'Sullivan Talks: Narrative Theory, Seriality, Literature, Film, & TV. Discussion includes director Mike Leigh, Sopranos, Charles Dickens, The Wire, Deadwood, and so much more!

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