The Village Voice looks at three graphic novels that artfully and entertainingly delve into past and present political battles.

Thomas the Tank Engine notices a funny smell ... The character and his fellow locomotives, like Percy (green) and James (red), rose to new levels of popularity when they were animated for the ...

But for me – as for many children of the past four decades – he will forever be the voice of Thomas the Tank Engine. This week marks 80 years ... In the first book, the engine Henry is bricked up in a ...

The series aired as Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends ... of Thomas the Tank Engine. The show became a huge success and followed the train Thomas with his friends James, Henry, Gordon, Edward ...

The series, which premiered in 1984 as Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, was a huge success and followed the adventures of Thomas and his engine friends, including Gordon, James, Henry ...

In 2014, Henry Keswick wrote to the Financial Times ... we dream about the cool, soft mist of the green Galloway hills where we were bred.” Keswick, who has died aged 86, was “an almost ...

Recently, Brian Tyree Henry has played a vehicle in Transformers One (Megatron) and a character obsessed with Thomas the Tank Engine. One of the most memorable parts of Bullet Train is Henry's ...

There is an episode of Thomas the Tank Engine ... “Once an engine attached to a train was afraid of a few drops of rain. It went into a tunnel and squeaked through its funnel and wouldn’t come out ...

For Henry Winkler, it was no laughing matter when the FBI showed up at his home. The "Barry" actor, who starred as the "Fonz" on "Happy Days," spoke on the "SmartLess" podcast in an episode ...

Alex Henry stands in front of Royce Hall on the set of his film “Goin’ Green.” The coming-of-age horror comedy marks the directorial debut of the fourth-year theater student. (Shane Yu/Daily ...

‘It is quite a three-pipe problem, and I beg that you won’t speak to me for fifty minutes.’ ” The case of Henry Green is what Holmes—also not a real person—might also have called a three-pipe problem.