Annie Mok Archives

It's a compilation of tales told from both sides of the tables: from the fans who love video games, comic books, and sci-fi, and those that work behind the scenes: creators, and industry insiders. The Secret Loves of Geek Girls collects successes as well as embarrassments, examines the fandoms that we ship, and reassures us that no[...]

Calling all female gamers! An awesome project is coming, edited by Hazel Newlevant (If This Be Sin), and featuring comics by Molly Ostertag, Yao Xiao, Annie Mok, Jane Mai, Mia Schwartz, and Carey Peitsch, and groundbreaking game developers Anna Anthropy and Merritt Kopas called Chainmail Bikini. [Cover by Hellen Jo] Chainmail Bikini is an anthology of comics[...]

I recently wrote about one of Annie Mok's books, Shadow Manifesto, that I discovered at the Locust Moon Comics Festival in Philadelphia She has also contributed to the Vertigo Quarterly series and the one-shot horror anthology from Vertigo The Witching Hour. Her new work, Unholy Shapes, will be debuting at Comic Arts Brooklyn (CAB) coming up[...]

Their unique qualities are very striking and they all come from a place of vision and commitment that stands as a really good measure of the rise of indie comics and art comics right now. I realized when I met Annie Mok at the Festival that she had contributed to a Vertigo horror comics anthology, The[...]

But it's hard to pick favorites when Gerhard Human's art on "Birdie" is so striking and indiosyncratic, "Mars to Stay" takes us into the horror/sci-fi realm like Twilight Zone itself, and Annie Mok and Emily Carroll are likely to scare the shit out of you with their artwork on "This Witch's Work" The anthology includes[...]