Bayou by Jeremy Love

[Diane]

Swamp monsters, little girls, lynchings, bunnies, what more should a comic have?
Nadine posted this over at the Black Scifi Society. I like it:
http://www.zudacomics.com/node/112

[Oz Wilson]

I heard about this book on Zuda comics. I haven't checked it out yet but I might.

[Oz Wilson]

Has anyone read "Inconegro?" It's published by D.C.'s adult line "Vertigo." It tells the story of a biracial reporter that covers lychings in the south. It's a graphic novel so there are panels and it really reflects that time in our history during the Harlem renaissance when Black people in the North were making major cultural advances while our cousins in the South were still being killed if they even looked at a caucasian women. This is a must have for any serious black adult comic book fan. It's on my coffee table and it will never leave my house!

[Black CapaCity Literary Arts Festival]

Sounds hot, Oz. I'll definitely have to check that out.

Hmm...Jeremy Love. He sounds familiar. I wonder if he is one of the Love brothers that owns/runs Geto Sake Comics?

[Edward Uzzle]

Yes he is.

htp (peace)

[Diane]

For all of you that are following this comic, there has been an update with additional pages (about 20 more pages).

[Anthony C Fletcher]

I remember reading this online. This is an amazing book. The art, the writing, & the flow are all on point.
Congrats!

Artoni