This week’s Sunday Funnies is a gallery of some pre-Sunday funnies sequential comics from F. M. Howarth.
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Archive for February, 2010
Perfect Peanuts Interpretation
Posted by Noah Berlatsky on February 28th, 2010 at 11:15 AMMy six-year-old responds to a Peanuts strip.
Rich Kreiner’s Yearlong Best of the Year: Comic Book Comics
Posted by Rich Kreiner on February 27th, 2010 at 1:00 PM
With all the comparable in-house material available, it’s probably possible to evaluate writer Fred Van Lente and artist Ryan Dunlavey’s series Comic Book Comics by contrasts alone. As Scott McClouds’ Understanding Comics gave an analysis of comics done in comics, Comic Book Comics gives the history of the form in the form.
Minis From Silber Media
Posted by Rob Clough on February 27th, 2010 at 8:06 AMRob reviews a number of minis from Brian John Mitchell’s Silber Media, including JUST A MAN #2 & 3 (art by Andrew White), MARKED #1 (art by Jeremy Johnson), WORMS #5 (art by Kimberlee Traub) and ULTIMATE LOST KISSES #11 (art by Dave Sim).
Black History Month
Posted by R.C. Harvey on February 26th, 2010 at 7:39 PMThe month set aside for recognizing the roles that African Americans have played in U.S. history is about to pass over the horizon for another year. While some black cartoonists celebrated the occasion of the month in one way or…
Rich Kreiner: Meet the Comics Press: MELUS Vol. 32 #3
Posted by Rich Kreiner on February 26th, 2010 at 9:00 AM
At their best, academic journals are driven by useful ideas devised with rigor and discrimination. Their treatments explore intriguing themes and rewarding connections unlikely to be supported in other venues. Abstract concepts are habitually framed with an exacting, developed language in order to capture with precision the full subtlety of their thought.
Journalista for Feb. 26, 2010: Nobody cares what your little funnybook is worth
Posted by Dirk Deppey on February 26th, 2010 at 8:17 AM
Hot Topic drops yet another plagiarized cartoon T-shirt ♦ Acer has second thoughts about e-book market ♦ comics podcast round-up ♦ more
Mid-Life Creative Imperatives Part 3 (of 3)
Posted by Gary Groth on February 26th, 2010 at 12:01 AM
The Journal began publishing almost the same month that Art Spiegelman and Bill Griffith’s underground comix anthology Arcade ended — as good an event as any to signal the last whimper of the underground movement.
Fashion in Likewise
Posted by Noah Berlatsky on February 25th, 2010 at 4:01 PMVom Marlowe adds to the roundtable on Ariel Schrag’s Likewise
Ariel Schrag herself is planning to do a guest post to conclude the roundtable tomorrow.
TCJ Blogs
Top TCJ Stories
- 1. Harvey Kurtzman and Modern American Satire (Part Two of Two)
- 2. Tom Kaczynski at the 2009 MoCCA Festival
- 3. Harvey Kurtzman and Modern American Satire (Part One of Two)
- 4. The Moto Hagio Interview conducted by Matt Thorn (Part Four of Four)
- 5. Trina Robbins: Valerie Barclay 1922 – 2010
- 6. Valerie Barclay: Spurned
- 7. Copyright’s Dubious History
- 8. The Moto Hagio Interview conducted by Matt Thorn (Part Three of Four)
- 9. The Moto Hagio Interview conducted by Matt Thorn (Part Two of Four)
- 10. The Moto Hagio Interview conducted by Matt Thorn (Part One of Four)
