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Interview on Earth-16

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This interview made for an exciting Friday! Of the many I’ve been a part of lately, this one was so wide ranging; covering Maus (suddenly topical), Jabberjaw, The Matrix, The Matrix Resurrections and a handful of what I’ll continue to call Secrets from The Kung Fu Forest.

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Featured on Super Serious Comics!

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Super Serious Comics is owned and operated by Morgan Quaid, writer of speculative fiction,

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THE COMICS FU SHOW 3: Special Guest Brad Graeber

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Brad Graeber is a pillar in the field of Animation. He is the founder and CEO/CCO of Powerhouse Animation (Seis Manos, Masters of the Universe: Revelations, Castlevania, Blood of Zeus) as well as a lifelong Martial Artist and Kung Fu exponent.

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Comics Unscripted / Black Widow

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Kylar Merrel, host of Foriegn Press Comic’s podcast Comics Unscripted and I enjoy an indepth conversation about comics, Taoism, martial arts and Marvel’s Black Widow who won out over the Tao of Pooh for our book club conversation. But Winnie proves to be a winner in his own right! Find out how…

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A Brief Introduction to Tea

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Excerpted from Haute Tea Cuisine: New Techniques for Tea-Infused French Cooking by F. Lit Yu
A Brief Introduction to Tea: Tea comes from the plant Camellia sinensis. Although there are many herbal concoctions, such as chamomile, that are also referred to as tea, they do not come from the Camellia Sinensis; the Tea Tree.

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Master of Kung Fu: CHAN HEUNG

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There’s a new Master of Kung Fu comic this year and he’s from the 19th Century! Learn about CHAN HUENG: MASTER OF KUNG FU in this interview with author/illustrator Sifu Mark Horton (Hong Ying Sifu 洪英老师).

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Fred Yu on THE ORCHID FARMER’S SACRIFICE

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by Patrick Lugo

We’ve been covering the arrival of wuxia on American shores from as far back as CROUCHING TIGER HIDDEN DRAGON and THE STORM RIDERS. Still, many were already familiar with those Kung Fu Fantasies. Newer readers may well shrug considering its presence in pop-culture today, most notably on-screen with Marvel’s SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS or in comics with titles which include Immortal Studios’ THE ADEPT  among others. Considering the wuxia genre’s origins in the printed word, it’s no surprise that among the more serious writers of today, that term may have lost some of its appeal. Just ask American wuxia pioneer Fred Lit. Yu whose new book series issues the wuxia adventure trapping for a much more grounded look at Kung Fu in his new work of historic fiction: The Red Crest Series. The first book of this trilogy THE ORCHID FARMER’S SACRIFICE as just arrived.

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