Webcomics: Reviews of Snow Daze, Snow by Night, and Overwatch: Reflections

23/12/2018
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Descripción de Webcomics: Reviews of Snow Daze, Snow by Night, and Overwatch: Reflections

Time Codes:
00:01:18 – Introduction
00:04:22 – It’s the holiday season!
00:06:25 – Snow Daze
00:29:20 – Snow by Night
00:58:06 – Overwatch: Reflections
01:19:11 – Wrap up
01:21:14 – Contact us

On this webcomics episode, the last of 2018, Sean and Derek get into the holiday spirit. They discuss three titles that concern Christmas or the winter season (i.e., has the word "snow" in the title). They begin with Leonardo Faierman and Marcus Kwame Anderson's Snow Daze, a narrative about a group of enterprising teenagers in Queens, NY, who create a business shoveling snow, all the while dealing with the challenges of urban life, especially as it concerns matters of race. After that the guys look at another snow-related webcomic, Snow by Night, written by Eric Menge and with primary art by Julie A. Wright and Brittany Michel. This is a fantasy inspired by French colonial culture in North America, and largely revolves around a manitou, a nature spirit of the wilderness, who quests to find her "heart." Finally, Derek and Sean turn to a quite different webcomic, one created by the Blizzard Entertainment corporation to supplement one of their popular video games. Michael Chu and Miki Montlló's Overwatch: Reflectionsis a Christmas story involving the character Tracer as she attempts to find a last-minute gift and (predictably enough) learns the true meaning of the season.