@uncannyvalleycomic
A Nairobi-based, mostly-online comic book store focusing on comics, stories, & art from Africa & the Diaspora. Oh! And we also publish! (…only a couple comics so far, but we’re working on it…😁) https://linktr.ee/uncannyvalleycomics
Today's pick is "The Powerverse: The Action Pack".
This issue does not wait for you. It pulls you straight into motion. The characters are connected by circumstances they did not choose, drawn together by consequence and chance.
Come on over to www.uncannyvalleycomics.com and check it out!
If you love deep lore, high stakes, and comics that feel cinematic from the first page, you should definitely check out Black Out #1.
Make sure you grab yourself a copy at www.uncannyvalleycomics.com
We kicked off our #ComicADay with The Legend of Will Power.
Help us settle a big debate:
Do you read your comics from start to finish like a responsible adult…
or randomly like a true agent of chaos?
Let us know in the comments
I Picked Up a Comic and Ended Up Somewhere Unexpected
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So, we're starting something exciting and new!
Come on over to our substack and check it out...😁
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A dark green poster with various wavy lines in the background and the foillowing text: UVC Presents: Q-thiopia Ethiopian Jazz dj set by: DJ SSorsa Wednesday 19-11-25 8pm - 11pm at the bottom are the logos for Uncanny Valley Comics and Jekyll & Hyde Bar and Kitchen, and the location is Westlands Arcade.
Once again it's time for some great jazz! Come on out tomorrow night to Jekyll & Hyde Bar and Kitchen in the Westlands Arcade and listen to DJ Ssorsa's awesome tunes...
The image shows a stylized cartoon drawing of a red-faced, red-skinned man in a bright-yellow, plaid suit. He appears to be floating or flying above a piano. He is holding a trumpet in one hand and a hat in the other. He has a banjo, and clarinet, and a trombone hanging off of his legs by straps, and a banner that reads "Hot Five Five" strung between his hand and his foot.
Oi! What are you doing?
Why aren't you on your way to Victoria Square for the grand opening of Raim Otaku Duka?
If you've been to the Raim Store at Kenrail Towers, then you'll *love* their new, additional location!
Come on over and check things out!!!
😁
The image is a stylized poster of a man playing a saxophone with two smaller saxes in the space in front of him. The text on the poster reads: UVC Presents Q-Thiopia. Wednesday September 24, 2025. 7p till Late. Ethiopian Jazz DJ set curated by DJ Ssorsa. Sponsored by Uncanny Valley Comics and Jekyll & Hyde Bar and Kitchen. Located in the Westlands Arcade.
It's that time again!
Come on out tomorrow night to Jekyll & Hyde Bar and Kitchen for some great food and some awesome Ethiopian Jazz brought to you by DJ Ssorsa!!!
Wednesday Sept 24th at 7p-ish.
Located in the Westlands Arcade.
Looking forward to seeing you there...😁
We're back!!!
Come join us on Saturday, September 13th at 4pm at Unseen Nairobi for our screening of Satoshi Kon's "Perfect Blue"
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Tickets are KSH 400 in advance (www.uncannyvalleycomics.com/products/uvc...) and KSH 500 at the door.
Can't wait to see you...😁
"Iyanu: The Age of Wonders" Movie is coming to the PAFF ArtFEST! 🎬
Watch the prequel movie that shaped Yorubaland in the hit animated series on @cartoonnetworkhd.bsky.social and HBOmax
🎟 FREE premiere screening — RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/yvau7zjj
#Iyanu #screening #FamilyEvent #animation
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Indigenous scholars set out eight steps to stop marginalization in academia and to enable a shared Indigenous agenda in science
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So we've decided to open up a physical location.
We're going to make a place for people to create & enjoy a culture that both matters to them & represents them.
But we need your help. Follow this link to check out what we're up to. And if you can, please donate.
Thx...😊
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A cream-colored poster announcing an Ethiopian jazz night presented by UVC called "Q-thiopia" at the Jekyll & Hyde Bar and Kitchen, which is located in the Westlands Arcade in the Westlands neighborhood of Nairobi, Kenya. The music will be from 7pm to 11p, played by DJ Ssorsa.
Uncanny Valley Comics presents…
A night of Ethiopian Jazz like no other! 🎷✨
Join us at Jekyll & Hyde Bar and Kitchen in the Westlands Arcade on Wednesday, August 13th for an unforgettable evening curated by the incredible DJ Ssorsa.
We can’t wait to see you there! 😁
"The Clown" a Classic by Mutendei Writes and published by www.uncannyvalleycomics.com where you can also gran a copy @1,000 ksh
A digital flyer for the "Art Collectors Dinner" featuring Chef Antoine Lahoud. The left side of the flyer contains event details in elegant serif text. It announces an immersive dinner experience at Afrika House on Saturday, June 7th, from 5pm–10pm (dinner served at 7pm sharp), with limited seating for 30 people. The dinner includes a three-course Afro-Lebanese menu with wine pairings by Vasse Felix and features a photographic exhibition by artist Mory, curated by Azza Satti and Rahiem Shadad. The right side of the flyer features a striking photograph of a Black man in a pale green wrap holding a bunch of colorful balloons (yellow, pink, and blue) against a textured beige brick wall and a red and white panel.
Only 10 spots left for our immersive art dinner with photographer Mory and chef Antoine Lahoud 🍷✨
🗓️ Saturday, June 7
🕔 5–10pm (Dinner at 7 sharp)
📍 Afrika House
💺 8,000 KES – includes wine pairing by Vasse Felix
🎟️ RSVP by today: forms.gle/PrgUkFhfF6wv... or email hodi@afrika.house
📽️ Pride Month Screening: FLEE
Join us Saturday, June 14 at 4pm at Unseen Nairobi for an intimate and powerful animated documentary about identity, love, and survival.
Grab Your Tickets: www.uncannyvalleycomics.com/products/uvc...
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Poster for the 18th Affordable Art Show presented by the Kenya Museum Society at the Nairobi National Museum, happening 23–25 May 2025. The poster features a vibrant artwork by Derrick Munene depicting a figure draped in flowing, colorful ribbons against a purple background. Event details include entry times and fees: Friday 23 May (entry at 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, 7pm for KSh 700) and Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 May (10am–5pm for KSh 100). Over 800 artworks will be on display. Tickets via KenyaBuzz.com. Proceeds support the National Museums of Kenya. Logos of the Kenya Museum Society, National Museums of Kenya, and NCBA appear at the bottom.
May 23th - 25th catch linktr.ee/nelzpicasa ,Dr Nelzpicasa at the 18th Affordable Art Show,
Get your tickets NOW!! via @Kenyabuzz: bit.ly/18-AAS
Poster for the 18th Affordable Art Show presented by the Kenya Museum Society at the Nairobi National Museum, happening 23–25 May 2025. The poster features a vibrant artwork by Derrick Munene depicting a figure draped in flowing, colorful ribbons against a purple background. Event details include entry times and fees: Friday 23 May (entry at 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, 7pm for KSh 700) and Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 May (10am–5pm for KSh 100). Over 800 artworks will be on display. Tickets via KenyaBuzz.com. Proceeds support the National Museums of Kenya. Logos of the Kenya Museum Society, National Museums of Kenya, and NCBA appear at the bottom.
The countdown is ON! 🎨🔥 The 18th Affordable Art Show by Kenya Museum Society runs 23–25 May 2025 — and www.instagram.com/vala.victor/ will be there! Don’t miss out.
🎟️ Tickets via @Kenyabuzz: bit.ly/18-AAS
📘 Full program: bit.ly/18-AAS-prog
#AffordableArtShow #NairobiEvents #ArtLoversKE
A digital flyer titled "The Art Calendar – Contemporary Art Events – Weekly Update" by Liminal Spaces. The flyer is divided into two sections: "Opening this week" and "Ongoing exhibitions." Opening this week includes: Thursday, May 8: "Artist Talk and publication launch ‘the ties that bind’" at Goethe Institut, Nairobi, 6pm. "Curatorial Walkabout: ‘Notes on friendship: Breaking bread’" at NCAI, Nairobi, 2pm. Saturday, May 10 – Sunday, June 1: "Dust to Form Exhibition" by Jimmy Kitheka and Patrick Mukabi at Ardhi Gallery, Nairobi, 3–5pm. Ongoing exhibitions include: "Textile portraiture" by Mory at Afrika House "The Descendants" by Elias Mung’ora at One Off Gallery "The ties that bind" at Goethe Institut General Art Exhibition at Tafarai Castle "Dark Clouds Bring Waters" by Njenga Ngugi at Kameni Cultural Centre "Escapes" by Ivan Rabissi "The Presence of Living Things" by Theresa Musoke at Circle Gallery "Powerful Kenyan Women" at House of Friends Works by Meek Gichugu, Michael Musyoka, and others at Karen Village "Notes on friendship: Breaking bread" at NCAI All exhibitions listed are in Nairobi and are free entry. The flyer features thumbnail images for each event.
From Dust to Form —
Join artists Jimmy Kitheka and Patrick Mukabi as they shape stories from silence and soil.
🗓️ Saturday, May 10 – Sunday, June 1
📍Ardhi Gallery, Nairobi
⏰ 3–5pm | Free entry
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Art lives here.
Step into a world of forest gods, warriors, and ancient magic—Princess Mononoke hits the big screen at Unseen Nairobi on May 3, 4PM sharp. Come for the Ghibli, stay for the vibes. Tickets at the Raim Store or the link below.
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A collage of six colorful event posters promoting contemporary art exhibitions in Nairobi happening on April 26–27, 2025. Top Left – “Shams Rising” Exhibition by Issam A. Hafez, Misbah Mohamed, and Muhjat Abadi. Location: Kifaru Crescent House No. 114/2. Date & Time: April 27, 12pm–6pm. Top Middle – “Powerful Kenyan Women – We've Got Your Back” Group exhibition celebrating Kenyan women’s success and community strength. Venue: House of Friends Gallery. Opening: Saturday, April 26. Runs until June 15. Top Right – “Threads of Connection” A Sudanese-Kenyan creative exchange featuring art, design, music, and storytelling. Venue: Metropolitan Court, Nairobi. Date & Time: April 26, 11am–8pm. Free entry. Bottom Left – “The Descendants” Exhibition by Elias Mung’ora featuring acrylic and image transfer paintings. Venue: One Off Gallery, Nairobi. Runs April 26 – May 25. Opening day: 2pm–5pm. Bottom Middle – “Escapes” Exhibition by Ivan Rabbiosi featuring surreal artwork. Date & Time: April 27, 1pm–5pm. Location upon RSVP. Free entry. Bottom Right – “Come Experience Kenyan Art and Design Reimagined” A community showcase featuring the work of 40+ local artists and artisans. Date: April 26. Venue: HOF Gallery, Olympic Drive, Kibera.
This weekend in Nairobi, the creative current runs deep—but all threads lead to Threads of Connection. A bold Sudanese-Kenyan art exchange stitching heritage, resistance, and renewal into one powerful space. Saturday, April 26 at Metropolitan Court. Free entry, full spirit.
A weekly update poster from "Liminal Spaces" titled The Art Calendar: Contemporary Art Events – Weekly Update. It features art exhibitions in Nairobi, split into two sections: Opening this week and Ongoing exhibitions. Opening this week: April 24 – June 5: ‘The Presence of Living Things (1963–2025)’ by Theresa Musoke at Circle Gallery, 6 pm onwards. Free entry. April 26 – May 25: ‘The Descendants’ by Elias Mung’ora at One Off Gallery, 2–5 pm. Free entry. April 26 – June 15: ‘Powerful Kenyan Women – we’ve got your back’ by various artists at House of Friends Gallery, 3–7 pm. Free entry. April 27: ‘Escapes’ by Ivan Rabbiosi at a Nairobi location (upon RSVP), 1–5 pm. Free entry. Ongoing exhibitions: Pamoja Collective at Alliance Française, until April 27. ‘Shades of Hope’ by Solomon Muchemi at Nairobi National Museum, until April 30. Art meet & greet with Musyoka Martin at Que Pasa, every Thursday until May 3. ‘Silent Voices, street kids art’ by Alffajiri artists at Nairobi National Museum, until May 4. ‘Posta (Pervasive Whispers)’ by Anthony Musiiyo at Muynyu Space, until May 9. Group exhibition by Meek Gichugu, Michael Musyoka, Musah Wakahome, Nedia Were at Karen Village, until June 24.
Blue skies over Nairobi and the art scene is in full bloom. From April 24 to 27, four powerful exhibitions open—from Theresa Musoke’s legacy at Circle Gallery to bold new visions by Elias Mung’ora, Ivan Rabbiosi, and a celebration of Kenyan women. Free entry, fresh perspectives—step into the moment.
A promotional poster for "Madhabahu: Fashion Meets the Altar," presented by Ngamani Alaziri. The image shows a dark-skinned figure seated with their back to the camera, adorned with white body paint, brass jewelry, and a large, traditional wooden mask with horns. The background features a woven textured wall in warm amber tones. Golden text reads: "Ngamani Alaziri Presents MADHABAHU Fashion Meets the Altar Adorned. Anointed. Aligned. 17th May | 6PM | Shah Houses." Partner logos are displayed along the bottom, including Nairobi Design, FAB, iN Nairobi, Thrive Kazini, and others.
Madhabahu is calling.
A night where fashion becomes ritual.
Where brass speaks, and skin remembers.
We’re not just dressing bodies—we’re adorning altars.
We’re writing new scripture in gold and grace.
May 17th.
Come witness the return.
Tickets are live.
👇
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A calendar-style poster featuring upcoming art and cultural events in Nairobi. The design has a clean layout with dates, locations, and titles of exhibitions and creative workshops. Notable listings include Beasts and Petals at Red Hill and Silent Voices at the Nairobi National Museum. The background is white with subtle color accents and artistic icons, emphasizing a modern, creative vibe.
Step into Nairobi’s boldest expressions.
Explore Beasts & Petals by Mwass Ghiniji at Red Hill a vivid journey through nature and identity, on show until April 20.
Then dive into Silent Voices at the Nairobi National Museum raw, powerful art by Alfajiri’s street youth collective, running until May 4.
I’m not a therapist or guidance counselor but I’m fairly certain that the first step in positive mental health is to read comic books on your morning commute
Get a glimpse of what our upcoming movie Persepolis is all about
In Theatres on March 29th, Unseen Nairobi📍
Clink the Link below to find out more!👇
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Legend of Will Power, Issue #1. The central figure is a muscular man wearing a red shirt with a yellow emblem, standing powerfully with arms outstretched. The background consists of futuristic imagery and scientific elements.
A vibrant advertisement for Ka-Blam digital printing, featuring a cartoonish female mascot in a blue jumpsuit and red cap, flexing her biceps. The ad promotes printing services for comics, manga, TPBs, art boards, and more.
Will Power The First edition is a great read, go to www.uncannyvalleycomics.com and grab a copy while the stocks last!
