
The Company Man by Frank Jordan – Part 3
Hey you, wanna laugh? Bored at work? Lazy? Well click on this! http://CompanyManComic.com it’s funnier than your last team meeting!
Hey you, wanna laugh? Bored at work? Lazy? Well click on this! http://CompanyManComic.com it’s funnier than your last team meeting!
The Museum of UnCut Funk is pleased to exhibit additional comic strips from Frank Jordan.
The Museum of UnCut Funk supports women comic book artists. We are pleased to feature Juliana “Jewels” Smith and her comic book character Naima Pepper.
Sista ToFunky and The Museum of UnCut Funk are diggin’ The Hip Hop Family Tree. We are taking you to the birth of hip hop
Tyrese Gibson tweeted recently: “I have officially secured the life rights to the life story of Teddy Pendergrass, my inspiration. This movie will be made…”
Who is Frank Jordan? Here’s his short bio: Well, let’s see…I’m just a laid back, nice guy (That doesn’t mean doormat!) in Phoenix just trying
The Brothers of Spontaneous Combustion are Willie James Smith II (artist) and Jerrod Smith (writer). Those titles apply very loosely. They have been creating characters
The Museum of UnCut Funk is connecting with the koolest cats and the hippest chicks in the comic book, comic art, graphic novel and illustration
It’s no secret that the MTA’s policies have been questionable at different points in time. I must admit however, that I was very pleased to
Every now and then I get surprised when I find a poster from the 1970’s Blaxploitation era that I haven’t seen before. Is The Father
The Museum of UnCut Funk recently featured Kagan McLeod and his Infinite Kung Fu graphic novel in Aesthetic Grooves. VERY FUNKY STUFF. You can read
Cosmic Slop is a thought-provoking trilogy created by Reginald Hudlin, executive produced by Reginald and his brother Warrington Hudlin, which aired on HBO in 1994. Hosted
Billy Graham was a Black comic-book artist best known for his work on the Marvel Comics series Luke Cage, Hero for Hire, and Jungle Action featuring Black Panther. In this post The
The Museum of UnCut Funk recently stumbled upon graphic artist Kagan McLeod and his novel Infinite Kung Fu. If you are a real fan of
The Museum of UnCut Funk was contacted by a brother named Trevor who hipped us to a track called “Dumpin Em All”… the first thing
Complete with a lighted floor harkening back to “Saturday Night Fever”, New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom became a disco for one night only. Hosted by
Darnell Johnson was born and raised in Miami, Florida. After graduating from high school he moved to Atlanta. He attended Atlanta Art College of Design,
The comic gem is about three young woman whose lives change as they enter the world of nursing.
A Tribute to Black Women One of the best things about researching the historical Images of Blacks in Comics is that I never know