Yet Another Chapter in the History of American Representations of the “Mexican”: “Pancho Villa”
Yet Another Chapter in the History of American Representations of the “Mexican”: “Pancho Villa”
Comic Book Style, From Avon Comics, 1950 {via Steve Lopez’s Blog} From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio Click the cover for the link to the full-color story… This article […]
Pancho Villa! Hollywood Darling
From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio The introduction of Tex[t]-Mex is a thinly disguised love letter to Paul Virilio, whose War & Cinema infected my synapses in a determinate fashion back in the […]
Día de la Revolución: Pancho Villa and My Grandfather
By Tony Castro, Voxxi My grandfather, Jose Angel Castro, was 14 when he first met Pancho Villa who had fled to the northern state of Chihuahua after killing an officer […]
Mexico’s Day of the Revolution – A Holiday Worth Celebrating
By Phillipe Diederich, Voxxi November 20th is Mexico’s Día de la Revolución (Day of the Revolution). It’s not Independence Day, and it’s certainly not Cinco de Mayo, which celebrates the Mexican victory […]
