anthology

The anthology comic is often credited as kicking off the superhero genre in comics.

A prolific advocate for disability justice, Wong authored a memoir, penned numerous essays, edited two anthologies, hosted a podcast and founded the Disability Visibility Project, a platform for disabled writers and artists.

Their follow-up to “Prey” was a bloody animated anthology movie, “Predator: Killer of Killers,” with segments set in the Viking age, feudal Japan and World War II.

The most important of these was “The Portable Faulkner,” a perceptively organized anthology of novel excerpts and short stories, for Viking Press in 1946.

After going global for its second volume, “Star Wars: Visions” Volume 3 brings the anthology series back to its roots with a new slate of shorts all created by Japanese anime studios.