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Cloud Burst: A Review of Brian K. Vaughan’s Futuristic Comic Noir, The Private Eye

When I picked up the latest Microsoft Office suite, I found that it came with a whopping 1TB of storage in OneDrive, Microsoft’s cloud...

by Meghan Rosatelli January 5, 2016September 10, 2019
Columns Michael Leonberger

The Amazing Spidey Fridge Logic

In 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man, Peter Parker has a poster of Rear Window hanging in his room. So Web-Head knows a thing or two...

by Meghan Rosatelli December 2, 2015October 4, 2016
Columns

Adventures in Comic Studies | Francesca Lyn

Francesca Lyn is a PhD student in the Media, Art, and Text program at Virginia Commonwealth University. Throughout the fall and spring, she will be...

by Meghan Rosatelli October 7, 2014March 9, 2021
Features

Why I Started A Digital Comics Label Even Though Nobody’s Ever Heard Of Me | Danny Djeljosevic

Comics have a supremely low barrier to entry, at least in terms of production. Just draw two squares and then draw more stuff inside...

by Meghan Rosatelli May 6, 2014March 2, 2021
Features

Most Days | Justin Hubbell

Editor’s Note: Most Days was originally published in Issue No. 3 as a Comics feature. ::: A native of “the South Wedge” in Rochester...

by Meghan Rosatelli May 2, 2014
Features

Down the Upward Spiral | Corey Giacco

Editor’s Note: Down the Upward Spiral was first published in Issue No. 3 as a Comics feature. ::: If you’re interested in dark twisted...

by Meghan Rosatelli May 2, 2014March 13, 2021
Features

Living in Loser City: an interview with the creators | Francesca Lyn

Recently I had the chance to talk to the founders of a new online venture, Loser City. Loser City is a cross-platform arts and...

by Meghan Rosatelli October 21, 2013October 15, 2021
Editor’s Note

Issue 19 Note:

The Digital America Team welcomes you to Issue 19. We received dozens of diverse submissions this spring. Whether it was  multi-media or sound art, video or still images, our newest issue demonstrates topical and intriguing themes that are expressed through a wide range of digital art forms. 

If you only have a few minutes, consider checking out three formidable works that demonstrate the variety of digital art talents:

Yasmine Anlan Huang | Illogical Innocence

Andy DiLallo | Steal this Sticker

Jamie Kessler | Soundscape of Motherhood

Digital America is open for submissions and welcomes artists to submit their work to submissions@digitalamerica.org.

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