First Friday Art Walk down Bull St. begins at Neighborhood Comics! Or ends. You get to do your own thing. Come meet Anthony and talk about his art and his artist-in-residence stint.
This event has been postponed due to weather. We’ll be at the Savannah Browse event at the Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus spreading the gospel of comics!
Sequential artists and illustrators meet-up 2x/month 1st, 3rd & 5th Wednesdays of the month – 6PM-9PM at White Whale Craft Ales. All art supplies at Neighborhood Comics are 10% off from 6-7! Hosted by Jamie Jones. Meet and network with local sequential artists and illustrators while you sketch and imbibe with your new best friends.
BOOKS. COMICS. ZINES. LOCAL AUTHOR TABLES. Come by Neighborhood Comics on January 9th 4-7pm for a mini literary festival. We will have a small “author alley” with local authors tabling and selling their works, The Tiniest Bookshop set up front with lots of books and gifts to choose from, plus all of Neighborhood Comics to […]
The Fantastic Four is an unreleased 1994 superhero film that features the team’s origin and first battle with Doctor Doom. Executive-produced by low-budget specialists Roger Corman and Bernd Eichinger. Directed by Oley Sassone on a $1 million budget with a shooting schedule of just over 3 weeks, it was bought back by Marvel and prints were destroyed. Sign up for the carpool […]
Sequential artists and illustrators meet-up 2x/month 1st, 3rd & 5th Wednesdays of the month – 6PM-9PM at White Whale Craft Ales. All art supplies at Neighborhood Comics are 10% off from 6-7! Hosted by Jamie Jones. Meet and network with local sequential artists and illustrators while you sketch and imbibe with your new best friends.
Our artist-in-residence for February 2024 is Gwen Moore. Gwen is a comic artist and editor, currently studying Sequential Art at Savannah College of Art and Design. As a nonbinary artist, they’re dedicated to incorporating diverse characters and experiences in their comics, especially trans and LGBT+ narratives. They love the transformative nature of comics and the […]
