“I’m Sick of Graphic Novels”: An Interview with Craig Thompson
Apr 23, 2018On the eve of its re-release, cartoonist Craig Thompson looks back on Carnet de Voyage and all that he learned while creating the influential travelogue. Continue reading
Excerpt: Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction 1
Apr 20, 2018Thanks to Viz and Inio Asano, The Comics Journal is pleased to share this exclusive (and extensive) look at Asano’s latest North American release, Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction 1. Continue reading
Angst essen Comics auf: The Twisted Beauty of Olivia Vieweg’s Coming-of-Age Tales
Apr 19, 2018An expansive look into the career of Olivia Viewig’s, the German cartoonist, illustrator and screenwriter who has spent the last decade succeeding in fields her home country still struggle to understand. Continue reading
Telling on Your Secrets: Comics from Kevin Budnik, 2014-2017
Apr 18, 2018In Budnik’s comics, he reveals his deepest fears and the ongoing, active experience of living with mental illness. Continue reading
Alejandra Gutiérrez: Day Five
Apr 13, 2018It’s Friday, which means it’s time for Alejandra to reflect on one giant week, and all the history it’s brought to the surface. Continue reading
Alejandra Gutiérrez: Day Four
Apr 12, 2018Well, you knew it was coming. Today, Alejandra finally makes it to the film shoot to see how the magic gets made. Continue reading
What Was Alternative Manga?Enka Gekiga: Hayashi Seiichi’s Pop Music Manga
If his autobiographical reminisces are true, then Hayashi Seiichi’s literary life began with falling tears. As he recalled the early 50s in “Azami Light” (“Keikō,” 1972): “‘Look at you sniveling like a little girl,’ said my mother. She turned her … Continue reading
Framed!The Lost Comics of Jack Cole – Part 3 (1939-1940, Humor and Crime)
In many ways, 1939 and 1940 were pivotal years in Jack Cole’s life and work. These are the years he stretched from humorous short subjects to longer, more serious crime and superhero stories. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (6/25/14 – Melted)
Now including more of other people’s words. Continue reading
Jack Kirby: Behind the Lines“Trail May Lead to the Ends of Infinity”
A close reading of The Mighty Thor # 166 (July 1969). Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (6/18/14 – The Time Has Come to Go to Winter Wonderland)
I am sweating. Better spend some money. Continue reading
Hare TonicNational Cartoonists Society Pats Itself on the Back But Who Better Qualified To Do It?
The big takeaway from the Memorial Day weekend meeting of the National Cartoonists Society is that Non Sequitur’s Wiley Miller was named Cartoonist of the Year and presented with the Reuben, a heavy metal statuette in the shape of a pile of comical characters. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (6/11/14 – Motion Pictures)
Gee, people commented on the Robert Crumb stuff last week… maybe if I say something about Jack Kirby… yeah! And post a movie! YEAH! Continue reading
High-LowState of the Art: QU33R
Kirby’s new anthology is very much a reaction to and extension of Justin Hall’s No Straight Lines. If the latter represents the past of queer comics, Kirby wanted to take a snapshot of its present. Continue reading
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