George L. Lee circa 1976
George L. Lee was born in Jamestown, New York on July 27, 1906.
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if it is funky and aesthetically groovy I will cover it here.
George L. Lee was born in Jamestown, New York on July 27, 1906.
The Museum Of UnCut Funk pays tribute to Oliver Wendell Harrington’s Dark Laughter comic strip series.
There is no question that the Curators of the Museum Of UnCut Funk are huge supporters of President Barack Obama. We have spent a great
This is the first time in New York Comic Con history that a booth on the main floor of the convention housed a group of
Blackjack is Arron Day, a Black soldier of fortune living in a tumultuous time.
The ECBACC Pioneer / Lifetime Achievement Award was inaugurated in 2004 to honor those men and women, many unsung, who have made innovative, dynamic and
The Museum Of UnCut Funk is pleased to share with you the recipients of the 2015 Glyph Comics Awards!
The Butterfly was the first Black Female Superheroine to be featured in a comic book.
January 2015 is the 45th anniversary of first appearance of Friday Foster in a syndicated comic strip. David Moreu, a journalist from Barcelona, Spain, interviewed Jordi
Tephlon Funk! by Stephane Metayer is a story about a young girl from Queensbridge who meets someone that changes her life both for better and
New York Comic Con has done it again and the Museum Of UnCut Funk was there to witness all the fun filled action of COSPLAY,
Finally, we’ve been able to source digital copies of Sugarfoot from the ground breaking comic book All Negro Comics circa 1947 from the Digital Comic
Ace Harlem was the first Black Detective to be featured in a comic book.
Up From Harlem is a christian biographical drama in comic book form, based on the inspirational book by Rev. Tom Skinner about his Malcolm X-like
The Museum Of UnCut Funk gathered a number of illustrated interpretations of the events from Ferguson, MO after the tragic death of Michael Brown on August