In his graphic novel "Bea Wolf," writer Zach Weinersmith is putting a kid-centric spin on the epic poem "Beowulf." Though as he explains in this exclusive interview, he's using the word "kids" rather loosely. 📖⚔️🐻
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In his graphic novel "Bea Wolf," writer Zach Weinersmith is putting a kid-centric spin on the epic poem "Beowulf." Though as he explains in this exclusive interview, he's using the word "kids" rather loosely. 📖⚔️🐻
Daring, brilliantly researched #openborders by #BryanCaplan and#ZachWeinersmith #nycc2019 @01firstsecond (at New York Comic Con) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3QFCaBD9CE/?igshid=1k8jhkf4a0qzf
Love: Ruining Everything Since 1.2 Billion B.C. - Zach Weinersmith (SMBC Comics) #loveruiningeverythingsince12billionbc #zachweinersmith #zachweiner #book #books #livro #livros #smbc #smbccomics #hq #hqs #comic #comics #quadrinho #quadrinhos https://www.instagram.com/rodrigoortiz/p/BvRG0A_gHrQ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vyofznwymy9u