THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/22/13 – No Borders)
May 21, 2013THE COLUMN APPLE DIDN’T WANT YOU TO READ! I mean, implicitly so, not… look, I have to fill this space with something. Continue reading
The Orphan’s Epic
May 20, 2013How Annie and Her Dog Sandy Lasted for Almost 86 Years.
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Faith Erin Hicks: Day Five
May 17, 2013Back home. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (12/12/12 – Perfect Limit)
Words are abstract. Images are concrete. Together, they form DITKO. Continue reading
No One Knows You're A DogThree Kinds of Webcomics I Can’t Believe I’m Not Seeing
Despite all the thousands of webcomics knocking around in the tubes, some genres remain surprisingly underrepresented. Continue reading
Comics of the WeakI JUST MET YOU AND AM AWARE THAT THIS IS CRAZY
Tucker on the perfect comic, and Abhay on Karen Berger’s departure. Continue reading
Hare TonicJohn T. McCutcheon, Dean of American Cartoonists: Adventurer and Inventor of the Slow Ball
When The Chicago Tribune was a serious newspaper back in the early 20th Century, it ran a cartoon on the front page, above the fold—every day. And for over 40 years, that cartoon was drawn by John McCutcheon, an unlikely suspect. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (12/5/12 – Why Does Herr Moore Run Amok?)
Not many comics catching my eye this week, which means we’re GOING TO THE MOVIES ON THE INTERNET!! Continue reading
Comics of the WeakThings Don’t Look So Bright And Chummy Round Here
Tucker Stone actually likes a lot of comics this week, and Abhay Khosla takes sides in the Alan Moore/Grant Morrison “feud.” Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (11/28/12 – Fall Wind Blowing)
An inordinate amount of British interest this week, as Americans return to work facing short days and slick roads. Continue reading
GridSecret Loves: A Short History of Two Panels in Charles Burns’s The Hive
Mind-blowing kisses, bitter tears, manic desperation, luxurious eyebrows, and comic book history in Charles Burns’s new graphic novel. Continue reading
