Jevon Phillips

1 week ago | latimes.com | Jevon Phillips

Cartoons, comic books, video games and now tabletop games. The team at Critical Role Productions, the entertainment company that grew out of the web series “Critical Role,” featuring voice actors playing Dungeons & Dragons, continues to expand its media footprint with its newest hires — former Wizards of the Coast game gurus Chris Perkins and Jeremy Crawford.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jevon Phillips

From AI that makes your car talk to wild new tech in american rides, the future of driving just got a major upgrade and you can read all about it here1 hour agoColorful Vertical Tattoos Look Like Portals Into Studio Ghibli and Other Animated WorldsIf you’re a Studio Ghibli fan, First Jing’s vibrant tattoos might just have you booking your next ink session. The LA-based artist is famous for her vertical, frame-like designs that look like windows into the fantastical worlds of anime.

2 months ago | sacbee.com | Jevon Phillips

Influential writer Octavia Butler's literary legend may spread to a new type of fanbase with the introduction of a graphic novel adaptation of "Parable of the Talents," originally published as a novel in 1998 and winner of the 2000 Nebula Award for best novel. Unveiled last Friday night at Octavia's Bookshelf bookstore in Pasadena, with illustrator John Jennings in attendance for a Q&A, the adaptation will be released wide on Tuesday by Abrams ComicsArts.

2 months ago | latimes.com | Jevon Phillips

The cover of the graphic novel adaptation “Parable of the Talents,” by Damian Duffy, John Jennings and David Brame. Influential writer Octavia Butler’s literary legend may spread to a new type of fanbase with the introduction of a graphic novel adaptation of “Parable of the Talents,” originally published as a novel in 1998 and winner of the 2000 Nebula Award for best novel.

Mar 28, 2025 | latimes.com | Jevon Phillips

An image from the graphic novel “Ridley Scott Presents Modville,” the director’s first foray into comics. When Ridley Scott, visionary director of “Alien,” “Blade Runner” and “Gladiator,” connects with your story, it’s probably a good idea to explore it in any medium possible. “Modville,” a four-issue neo-noir graphic novel set in New Orleans in 2169 that unfolds in a world of crime and artificial humans (known as mods), was just that story.