Catherine Meurisse: The Face Of French Comics Is Female
Jan 17, 2020Catherine Meurisse speaks to Cynthia Rose about her majestic collaboration with Alexandre Dumas (yup!) Delacroix, what she’s got planned as one of the three artist-sponsors of the French “Year of The Comic”. Continue reading
Kick Off My Shoes, and Swim Good (This Week’s Links)
Jan 16, 2020Ryan Flanders goes hard into social media this week, with a level of links not often seen outside of an aggregation machine. Get ready for art, friend. Continue reading
On Publishing Stephen Dixon
Jan 16, 2020Gary Groth reminisces on the experience of publishing Stephen Dixon, who passed away earlier this winter. Continue reading
Return To The Book Nook
Dec 17, 2019Marc Sobel’s archaeological finds include The Miracle Squad, Steve Bissette classics, R.L. Stine (huh?) and a comic that was actually published in 2019: you read that right. Go ahead and open your presents early! Continue reading
Malcy Duff: Day Five
Dec 13, 2019You never know what people are thinking about when they’re standing next to you. Maybe they turned you into a slimy beast! Continue reading
Malcy Duff: Day Four
Dec 12, 2019Industry, huh? Well, you can keep these things in a zoo, if you ask Malcy! 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
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (11/21/12 – The Flower of My Secret)
Dispatches from an unknown comics scene, plus picks of the immediate litter. Continue reading
Comics of the WeakFresh Flesh For The Fleshrender
Whoa, things get intense. Tony Harris, 2000 AD, and lots of anger. Continue reading
Funnybook RouletteThe House that Jack Built
To a comic book mogul a comic book character was of no value unless you had the means to print and distribute a magazine. The deal offered to the creators was regular employment in exchange for all rights in their creations, and the terms were take it or leave it. Continue reading
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