Advertisers get in touch | Interviews archived from OrcaI have grabbed some of the old classic interviews. An ORCA Q&A with Bob Mcleod |
Reviews I have published some of the reviews of Orca. Snake Plissken Chronicles, Solus, Brath, The Silken Ghost, and More. |
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Manga Views Manga Views Revisited |
Article of the MonthSurviving a comic convention.One of the easiest things to do is survive a day on any comic book convention floor. You just need to remember a few key things. I’ll try to verbally illustrate them for you. by Rick Olney |
| Black Images in Comics African Americans, long under- and misrepresented throughout comics history, have undergone radical changes within the comics themselves during the latter half of the 20th century. Much of this can be attributed to the turbulence within society itself, as America slowly began the ongoing process of recognizing us as individuals entitled to the same basic rights as white citizens. |
Buried Gems A Few Things to Keep in Mind When Buying Comics at the Cons |
About Orca
Organized Readers of Comics Associated, or ORCA, was an international comic book association that was" as aggressive and different as a 'killer whale' in its mission to promote the reading of comic books."
How different? How aggressive?
ORCA gave away thousands of comics each year, to inspire readership and support of our hobby and the business of comic books.
They are the only such group of our kind, recognized throughout the comicbook entertainment industry, and other affiliate industries comprising the wider interest in imagination mediums.