Protest music meets theatrical firepower this summer as Falkirk band, Beldon Haigh, re-releases their acclaimed single “Dumpster Fire” ...

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Comic artist Sanford Greene hails from Columbia. His work on Spider-Man, Dr. Doom and his "Bitter Root" book is gaining ...

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Bruce LaBruce talks his work, his distaste for 'liberal tolerance,' being rejected by queer festivals, and pornography in a ...

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Andy Howl has been tattooing since 2002. He’s seen lots of changes in the industry. Aside from upgrades in tattoo technology, ...

A new documentary about underground comics pioneer Denis Kitchen has raised over $26,000 on Kickstarter - more than five times its original goal - with just 9 hours remaining in the crowdfunding ...

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