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The Comics Journal #247 - Contents
Updated October 9th, 2002
Blood and Thunder
- Greg Cwiklik's Thunderdome continues: This month, Greg vs. Matthew Surridge over "What's Wrong with Comics Today?" with a Tom Sutton remembrance and early Sutton cartoon, as well as some Creig Flessel interview corrections.
Newswatch
- 9/11, Benefit Comics and the Dog-Eat-Dog World of Good Samaritanism
by Michael Dean
- The San Diego Comic-Con International from Panel to Panel
by Michael Dean
- Glimpses of Milton Caniff
by R.C. Harvey
- Todd McFarlane: Take Your Best Shot
by Tom Spurgeon
- Comic Book Law School 101
by Michael Dean
- Spiritual Themes in Comics
by Marshall Pryor
- Introduction to Visual Language
by Michael Dean
- Milestone at 10
by R.C. Harvey
- Breaking Down Barriers: Women Cartoonists
by Tom Spurgeon
- Underground Comix: Then and Now
by Michael Dean
- 60 Years of Crime Comics
by Trina Robbins
- Were the Will Eisner Industry Awards 2002 Criminally Behind the Times?
by Austin English
- An Afternoon with Tony Millionaire
by Michael Dean
- National Cartoonists Society
by Tom Spurgeon
- Weighing the Alternatives at San Diego Comic-Con International 2002
by Austin English
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- Vince Fago, WWII Timely/Marvel Comics Editor Dies at Age 87
by Ron Evry
- Pioneering Underground Cartoonist Grass Green Passes Away at Age 63
by Tom Spurgeon
- Breaking News: Chaos! Bankrupt!
by Michael Dean
- Breaking News: Comics Retailer Appeals Obscenity Conviction to Texas Supreme Court
by Michael Dean
Reviews
- To Afghanistan and Back by Ted Rall
by Rich Kreiner
- Peace: The Arabic Caricature: A Study of Anti-Semitic Imagery by Arieh Stav
by Leonard Rifas
- Trenches by Scott Mills
by Ng Suat Tong
- Fallout by Jim Ottaviani, et. Al.
by Matthew Surridge
- Bullets
The Best Editorial
Cartoons of the Year: 2002, Plato’s Republic #911, Sketches: New York
City, Feb. 2001-Feb. 2002 and I Love New York.
Funnybook Roulette
- Assessing the
Aesthetic Collateral Damage: A Review of All of the Major 9/11 comics.
(Click here for an excerpt.)
by R. Fiore
The Ruben Bolling Interview
- Probing the mind of Ken Fisher.
by Kent Worcester
The Ted Rall Interview
- Everyone's favorite contrarian comics-magazine publisher chats with everyone's favorite contrarian alternative-weekly cartoonist.
(Click here for an excerpt.)
by Gary Groth
The Donald Rooum Interview
- A talk with the finest British Anarchist cartoonist over 70.
by Kent Worcester
Beyond the Grid
- An essay on everyone's favorite contrarian alternative-weekly cartoonist's post-9/11 body of work.
by John Giuffo
Comicopia
- A report from this year's Association of American Editorial Cartoonists convention.
by R.C. Harvey
Lost in Translation
- Our Man in Japan examines Bakune Young and Japan's views of terrorism and American foreign policy as reflected in their pop culture.
by Bill Randall
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