“Lit By an Invisible Source”: Briefly, with Jim Woodring
Sep 17, 2018A few words with a most distinctive artist – on the creative process, his newest works, getting by in the world, and the future of Frank. Continue reading
“How Do We Cope with Something Like That?”: SPX and the CBLDF Confront Defamation Lawsuit Aimed at The 11
Sep 14, 2018The Small Press Expo and the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund speak about the $20,000 fund recently set up to assist the 11 defendants facing a $2.5 million dollar defamation lawsuit. Continue reading
A Plague Comes to SPX
Sep 13, 2018Casey was able to get past previous sponsorships by Amazon-owned comiXology at SPX, but this year is different. Continue reading
Hey, It’s a Column about Wolverine
Sep 18, 2018At about the fifty percent mark of this review, Tegan mentions that this column is actually about Wolverine comics by the team of Goodwin, Byrne & Janson. Wait for it! Continue reading
Against Clarity
Sep 11, 2018How the cult of simplicity limits our understanding of comics’ potential Continue reading
Simonson’s Fantastic Four
Sep 10, 2018Michel Fiffe’s wandering eye makes its way to the pages of Walt Simonson’s run on Marvel’s Fantastic Four. Continue reading
Hare TonicAndy Capp is Sixty This Year
On the face of it, the Andy Capp comic strip ought to have failed the moment it arrived on these shores in 1963. Continue reading
GridGhost World at Twenty: Daniel Clowes’s Dialogue
Innovation in the 1990s: a comic book in which people talk like people. Continue reading
Riff RaffWet Earth
Lala Albert’s new book from Sonatina, with drawings far more accomplished than anything Albert has done before. Continue reading
Comic Book DecalogueEpisode 25: Emil Ferris
Ferris (My Favorite Thing Is Monsters) talks superheroes and dada, politics and accessibility, Will Eisner, Ted Leo, and more. Continue reading
Ice Cream For BedwettersLoomings
I hadn’t read a comic book in months when I picked up The Saga of the Sub-Mariner – the single longest period of time in my entire life without reading a comic. Why did I decide to break my fast with The Saga of the Sub-Mariner? Continue reading
Common CurrencyThe Green Hand and Other Stories
Nicole Claveloux’s comics give fantastic flight to common emotions in colors and landscapes that border on the surreal, and are glimpses of a road not taken, in which comics evolved differently. Continue reading
Riff RaffIs This the Dave Gibbons Way?
In his new book, the artist of Watchmen tries to explain “How Comics Work”. Continue reading
10 Cent MuseumFeininger’s Grandkids
What if comics held up Lyonel Feininger as a model rather than Jack Kirby? Continue reading
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