About Seth T. Hahne

Seth T. Hahne is an illustrator, web designer,and son of hippies. He provides illustrations for CAPC's featured articles out of all the special feelings in his heart. His favourite authors are Murakami, BolaƱo, and Ishiguro. His favourite film is Snow Falling on Cedars. And his favourite music is cool jazz. Seth reviews comics, graphic novels, and manga at his own website, Good Ok Bad: Home of the 3-Star Review, where he would love to recommend something worth your while. He misses his Vespa but enjoys his Stella.

ELSEWHERE: Star Trek and Racebending

Pop America has long had trouble with figuring out the whole Race Thing, from stereotyping POCs (people of colour) to casting white actors to play POC parts to preferring white actors for the best roles. Racebending incisively approaches pop-culture’s difficulty with race in a way that helpfully expands the conversation.

Good OK-Drama: Love Rain

Good OK-Drama is a very occasional series looking at various examples of Korean drama (the almost-popular, not-quite-underground wave of television excitement oozing out of your favourite digital video outlets). Watching two couples awkwardly sacrifice for each other over and over again can be beautiful and ennobling. It can also be aggravating. This is part of [...]

Our Favorite Graphic Novels of 2012

Graphic Novels 2012

Christ and Pop Culture’s resident Illustrator, Seth Hahne, shares six must-read graphic novels from the past year.

Good OK-Drama: Coffee Prince

Good OK-Drama is a very occasional series looking at various examples of Korean drama (the almost-popular, not-quite-underground wave of television excitement oozing out of your favourite digital video outlets). In even the small sample of kdramas my wife and I have recently enjoyed (we’ve so far watched seven series to completion), we notice the reccurance [...]

Good OK-Drama: Queen In Hyun’s Man

Grief is a hard thing. Hard to experience. Hard to convey. Hard to empathize with if you’re not already emotionally invested. Hard to talk about in ways that aren’t banal and obvious. Which is why I’m thankful for Korean dramas. My wife and I have been on a bit of a kdrama kick lately. Honestly, [...]

The Televangelists: Revenge of the City Hunter

“What begins as the template for any knock-off revenge thriller playing to a tired old formula soon establishes itself as having very different goals.”

Our Ten Favorite Graphic Novels of 2011

CaPC’s illustrator, Seth Hahne, shares his favorite examples of a burgeoning medium.

The Burden of Thankfulness

How can we be thankful when that which we’re thankful for may have been the cause of someone else’s suffering?

Footnotes in the Sand

Guest writer, Seth T. Hahne demonstrates how Joe Sacco’s new book strips Gaza to reveal a most disconcerting truth about the problem in Palestine.

Our Holy Grail: An Honest Depiction of Christianity in Pop Culture

Guest writer, Seth T. Hahne discovers a graphic novel that would make any Christian proud.