George Gene Gustines
Photo Operations and Strategy Director and Comics Writer at The New York Times
I work at The New York Times and write about comics often. Byline scrapbook: https://t.co/9jFEcZx0JY
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5 days ago |
nytimes.com | George Gene Gustines
These comic books and graphic novels include a couple of biographical tales: one about coming out as gay, the other about transitioning. Suburban moms, international locales, caped-and-cowled heroes and villains and a couple of autobiographical tales are all part of the mix in this collection of comic books and graphic novels celebrating L.G.B.T.Q.+ champions. Happy Pride!Image A teenage boy, Mark Dudyk, is struggling to reconcile his sexual identity with his Christianity.
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5 days ago |
nytimes.com | George Gene Gustines
The process of making a wood sculpture of Jesus Christ took the artist James Grashow four years to complete. There are some weighty topics - both biblical and personal - that are explored in the documentary "Jimmy & the Demons," about the sculptor and woodcut artist James Grashow. First there is the art, which is inspired by religion. Grashow, 83, is the titular "Jimmy" in the film, which will debut on Sunday at the Tribeca Festival.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
nytimes.com | George Gene Gustines
When cosplayers descend on New York Comic Con, they're looking to meet their favorite creators and show off their outfits - but they often end up in need of costume triage. Armed with glue guns, zip ties, Popsicle sticks and safety pins, the Paladins of Cosplay come ready to fix wardrobe malfunctions - like a dangling shoulder pad, an imploding jetpack or any number of hazards that costumed fans face. "I really love helping people," said Law Asuncion, 46, who founded the Paladins in 2017.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
nytimes.com | George Gene Gustines
The annual Harvey Awards hall of fame ceremony is back next Friday at New York Comic Con, and is adding five members to its ranks. The inductees include Arthur Adams, an artist perhaps best known for his X-Men illustrations; the writer and artist Sergio Aragonés, who did extensive work for Mad magazine; and Larry Hama, who has written G.I. Joe stories since 1982.
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Sep 27, 2024 |
myheraldreview.com | George Gene Gustines
It is hard to imagine something new happening to Batman after 85 years of adventures in comic books, television and film. But he has a new notch on his utility belt: He has received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Batman is the first superhero honored on the Walk of Fame, which is administered by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. (Mickey Mouse was the first fictional character to receive a star, in 1978.) Batman’s recognition is the 2,790th since the first eight stars were unveiled in 1958.
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To me, my geeks! As the DCU on the CW draws to a close in a few weeks, what were some of your favorite moments? These are some of mine. https://t.co/poQZWvXYNB
My John Cassaday obituary just went up. It is a tremendous responsibility and honor to be able to write these. My condolences to his friends, family and fans. Many thanks to everyone who helped me, including my editors who always make me a better writer. https://t.co/MFWpgYr8SZ