Thanks to everyone who attended this years event. It is through your support that makes the Bronx Heroes Comic Con one of the best comic shows in America. Also, I'd like to thank our Artists, writers, special guest and blood donors who attended. Bronx Heroes Comic Con is a free comic convention made possible with support from the New York Community Trust, National Endowment for the Arts, NYS Council on the Arts, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx Museum of the Arts, BronxNet, New York Blood Center, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Lambent Foundation Fund of Tides Foundation, Scherman Foundation, and Council Members Maria del Carmen Arroyo and James Vacca.
Ray Felix
Executive Director
Bronx Heroes Comic Con
Ray Felix
Executive Director
Bronx Heroes Comic Con
Highlights from Black Comic book Day!
Check out the great Photos and interviews by one of our most loyal supporters. We love him and you know him: Crazy Al Cayne at CAC-TV!!!
http://www.cac-tv.com/anigamicom/ I HAVE TO GIVE A GREAT BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE FANS AND CREATORS WHO CAME OUT TO SUPPORT BLACK COMIC BOOK DAY AND JERRY CRAFT FOR THE EVENT EXIST IN NEW YORK CITY! RAY FELIX DIRECTOR BRONX HEROES COMIC CON |
February 18th, 2012.
Black Comic Book Day from 12 to 3pm. Join Ray Felix and Trevor Von Eeden for a sneak preview of their latest creation:"Black Power". http://www.blackcomicbookday.com Hue-Man Bookstore & Cafe 2319 Frederick Douglass Blvd. (Between 124th and 125th Streets). New York, NY 10027. Tel: 212-665-7400. |
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Saturday, Nov. 19th @ Hostos Community College- "Noviembre"
Saturday, November 19, 2011 from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM (ET)Bronx. NYAs part of Comitee Noviembre at the Longwood Art Gallery, Ray Felix, creator of Bronx Heroes Comic Convention, "Bronx Heroes Comic", and "A World Without SuperHeroes", will instruct this free workshop that includes hands-on drawing exercises. During the workshop he will analyze the role history and his Puerto Rican-Columbian heritage has played influencing his comic and character Runaway Slave. In this workshop Felix will show students how historical research can lead to compelling character design and inspiration. This workshop is brought to you by the Longwood Art Gallery, a program of the Bronx Council on the Arts. Click here to register for the drawing workshop! |
Our Voices: Writing and Teaching Afro-Latin@ Perspectives.
Ray Felix, will talk about his comic Runaway Slave while being a guest on the panel:
Our Voices: Writing and Teaching Afro-Latin@ Perspectives. During the Afro Latin@s Now! Festival Saturday, November 5, 2:00pm-3:30pm @ El Museo De Barrio 1230 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10029 Afro-Latin@ published writers of fiction, poetry, and prose discuss why and how they approach race and ethnicity in their work. What can Black Latin@ writers do to raise awareness of our issues through youth literature and in the schools? What is involved in the creation of accurate portrayals of Afro-Latin@s and their personal and social challenges? What aspects of Afro-Latin@ literary work generates the most lively responses among diverse reading audiences? AFRO-LATIN@S NOW!Saturday, November 5, 201112:00 pm - 5:30 pmEl TallerThe Saturday programming of the the Afro-Latin@s Now! Conference is inter-generational day highlighting the matters of Afro-Latinidad and expressions of identity, visibility and empowerment. Afro-Latin@s Now! is a three-day international conference that will gather scholars, community leaders and artists to advance a dialogue on issues of importance to Black Latin@s in the United States as well as foster positive relations between Latin@s, African Americans, and other peoples of color. ADMISSION TO THIS PROGRAM IS FREE TO THE PUBLIC. To register for the entire 3-day conference and get additional information, visit: www.afrolatinoforum.org |



















