Following a several-year absence, award-winning journalism educator T. Andrew Wahl is returning – via Zoom – to teach at the Washington Journalism Education Association’s Summer J-Camp Aug. 1-4. He'll be heading up the Journalistic Storytelling track.
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Over the past eight years, comics-studies scholar T. Andrew Wahl traveled more than 10,000 miles talking about comic books, superheroes and U.S. history as part of the Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau. But his current talk – “Comic-Book Reality: Superheroes and the Power of Representation” – closes its run in a virtual space with three free Zoom presentations this month.
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Educator T. Andrew Wahl’s popular comics-studies class is being offered again by Everett Community College. Registration for the five-credit, online course is open now, with the class set to start July 6.
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Additional material mined from the OtWP Comics Studies Library has been added to several reviews.
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Readers can look forward to a new review of an old comic book every weekday. The goal: To revisit and review every superhero, sci-fi and fantasy comic published during the medium’s Bronze Age, a period lasting from 1970 to 1985.
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The granddaughter of Captain America co-creator Joe Simon talks about children's need for superheroes during the time of COVID. [From The New York Times]
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EvCC students take home 21 awards from annual PNAJE awards competition. [From Everett Community College]
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The SPLC talks to T. Andrew Wahl and other advisers about COVID's impact on student news organizations. [From the Student Press Law Center]
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Nonprofit television organization TVW broadcasts Wahl's 2019 presentation on comic books and reality at the Tumwater Timberland Library. [From TVW]
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T. Andrew Wahl talks comic books, history and the power of representation with journalist Luciano Marano. [From the Bainbridge Island Review]
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