A Chat Noir with Graham Chaffee
Jun 15, 2017The author of To Have & to Hold talks about genre, influences, and Hollywood. Continue reading
An Interview with Geoffrey Hayes
Jun 7, 2017A rare conversation with the artist. Continue reading
A Conversation with Jillian Tamaki
Jun 5, 2017Two of our preeminent cartoonists discuss urban life, gender, and art. Continue reading
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (6/21/17 – Tornado Morning)
Jun 20, 2017We had to go into the windowless room yesterday, but we came out. Continue reading
Remembering Pedro
Jun 19, 2017The adventures of multiple cartoonists and one donkey. Continue reading
Episode 20: Matthew Thurber
Jun 16, 2017The Infomaniacs and Art Comic creator discusses comics pedagogy, Rolling Blackouts, Victoria Lomasko, Michael McMillan, Dickens, Fantômas … this one goes everywhere. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/30/12 – They Always Show on Wednesday Anymore)
Man, I used to get a break on holiday weekends. Why didn’t they think of me? Continue reading
Comics of the WeakAvengers, Please Assemble: The Time Has Come To Hurt Sam Henderson’s Feelings
Deep thoughts about Batman. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/23/12 – Variations)
Echoes and reflections of comics in fine art, albeit not so fine that I couldn’t obtain it while waiting on my latte and a $1.00 slice of cheesecake. (I had a coupon.) Continue reading
Hare TonicA Stretch in the Bone Age: The Life and Cartooning Genius of V.T. Hamlin
The Harv turns his historical gaze upon the creator of Alley Oop. Continue reading
Comics of the WeakNope, No Need To Call That Brinks Truck
Tucker Stone’s strategy for defending Garth Ennis devolves into threats of violence, and Abhay Khosla talks MorrisonCon Continue reading
Funnybook RouletteFreeway to UPA
Freeway by Mark Kalesniko (Fantagraphics) UPA: The Jolly Frolics Collection (TCM) The eponymous metaphor of Matt Kalesniko’s Freeway is almost too easy: A transportation network that once granted free and effortless mobility that’s become a morass of stagnation and frustration … Continue reading
Remembrance of Comics PastHoward Sherman
The debut of a new column based on letters to the author. This week: Howard Sherman, artist for Dr. Fate. Continue reading
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