Archive for: jeremy love

April 19, 2013
By Qiana Whitted
Blog, Comics and Music, Top Featured
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Sound and Silence in the Jim Crow South

Representations of music in Jeremy Love’s Bayou, Paolo Parisi’s Coltrane and Long/Demonakos’ The Silence of Our Friends

January 25, 2012
By Qiana Whitted
Article, Top Featured
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The New Negro As Comic Book Artist

Literary expressions of African American experience have always been deeply entrenched in the realm of social perception, spectacle, and visibility.

November 10, 2010
By vommarlowe
Blog
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Bayou Vol 1, Jeremy Love

This is a beautiful and haunting comic. It’s kind of what I had hoped and expected to feel after reading Swamp Thing, to be honest. Not the parts about racism, but the parts about the feeling of the swamp as a powerful life force that cannot be controlled and that contains far more life in [...]