IDW Media Holdings Inc.: IDW Starting Strong In 2021
IDW Publishes THE MARVEL ART OF THE BROTHERS HILDEBRANDT, a Celebration of Super Hero Illustration
Fans of classic fantasy illustration and Marvel s most iconic characters are in for a one-of-a-kind treat with The
Marvel Art of the Brothers Hildebrandt, a deluxe, oversized art book featuring hundreds of paintings and sketches by legendary illustrators Greg and Tim Hildebrandt. This 284-page, full-color hardcover will be available for purchase from IDW Publishing beginning February 23, 2021.
CANTO Series Renewed Through 2022
The critically acclaimed IDW Publishing series, Canto, the clockwork knight, co-created by writer David M. Booher and artist Drew Zucker, has been renewed for three all-new series slated for 2021-2022!
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News Highlights: Libraries and invasive Technology | American Libraries Magazine
The top Tech Trends on-demand session at the American Library Association’s Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits Virtual took a different turn this year. Rather than highlighting a range of new services or gadgets, moderator TJ Lamanna, emerging technology librarian at Cherry Hill (NJ) Public Library, stated that the panel’s aim this time was to talk about the dangers inherent in some of the technologies that can be libraries. interested in using.
John Mack Freeman, manager of the Suwanee branch in Gwinnett County (Ga.) Public Library, opened with a clip that appeared to show former US President Barack Obama voicing his support for the villain from the Black Panther film Erik Killmonger . (The clip was actually a BuzzFeed-produced PSA from director Jordan Peele, mimicking Obama’s speech patterns with cleverly synced video.)
How do we build more resilient communities?
It’s a question that Matthew Stinchcomb, cofounder of the Lifeboats HV initiative and keynote speaker at the American Library Association’s 2021 Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits Virtual on-demand session “Resilience: How Libraries Can Partner to Reshape the Future,” thinks about often.
“If you look at the data on climate change and ecological destruction, there’s no doubt that it’s pretty dire. Continuing on our current path is untenable for humans and all living beings,” he said. “The current pandemic is showing just how irresilient many of our communities are and just how much inequity there is in our current economic system.”
December 30, 2020
Dr. Jill Biden Photo: Adam Schultz
The American Library Association (ALA) announced on December 30 that Jill Biden will serve as the Closing Session speaker at ALA’s Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits Virtual on Monday, January 25, from 11:15 a.m.–noon Central. The full statement follows.
The American Library Association announced today that the next First Lady, Jill Biden, EdD, will participate in ALA’s Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits Virtual on Monday, January 25, from 11:15 a.m.–noon Central. Dr. Biden will join a conversation with ALA President Julius C. Jefferson Jr., which will serve as the event’s closing session.
A community college professor and author, Dr. Biden served as Second Lady of the United States from 2009–2017. She will return to the White House alongside her husband, President-Elect Joe Biden on January 20.