Episode 255: this is how i disappear

TW: This episode contains discussions about suicide, depression and mental health struggles. Some content may be distressing or triggering for some listeners. Please take care while listening. If you are in crisis or need support, consider reaching out to a mental health professional or calling the Suicide & Crisis LIfeline at 988. 

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CHISME DE LA SEMANA: Diamond fallout affects Dynamite Publishing’s ability to make payroll. They create a digital bundle of comics to help raise money. www.humblebundle.com

ON MY RADAR: Sara watching Ironheart, Daredevil and Andor. Kristen recommends Titans 2025 Annual story and art by Phil Jimenez. @philjimeneznyc 

HORA DE LA CERVECITA: Punks Not Dead WCIPA Collaboration of Faction Brewing and Boneyard Brewing @factionbrewing @boneyardbeer

 BOOK REVIEW: This is How I disappear created by Mirion Malle A graphic novel exploring a young woman's struggles with mental health, specifically depression and the aftermath of sexual assault. The protagonist, Clara, grapples with a demanding job, writer's block, and an inability to cope with her emotions, despite seeking support from friends. The narrative delves into themes of isolation, self-harm, and the challenges of navigating mental health in the digital age, while also highlighting the complexities of finding self-love and community support. @mirionmalle

EN LA LIBRERIA: Charivari, Masks and Swords : A collaborative artbook, featuring 50 international artists, all about carnivals, circuses, and other festivities... but with swords! http://kck.st/4nxf5ba

JUNTOS Y FUERTES: www.cartoonistsrights.org Founded in 1999 by Robert ‘Bro’ Russell, Cartoonists Rights was the first global human rights organisation to focus on the need for protection of the socio-political cartoonist to carry out their work without fear of recrimination. Our work has helped cartoonists all over the world with legal, financial, emotional and moral assistance so that they can do what they do best; advocate against the injustices of this world.

SALUDOS: Javier Hernandez THE MAN FROM MICTLAN Issue #1 The new El Muerto adventure begins here! In this mini-series El Muerto clashes with the Mexican cartel-for-hire La Mordida! http://kck.st/4ez7o0e

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