I’m the Foot but Who’s Stepping (This Week’s Links)
Aug 23, 2019In this week’s column, Ryan experiments with youth-related meme behavior to punctuate his links, and the end result is about as middle-aged as that description implies. Hail Satan? Continue reading
“Vengeance As A Subject Matter Always Excites Me”: An Interview With Tia Roxae
Aug 22, 2019As Tia Roxae’s horror inspired comics begin making their way to readers, Katie Skelly pinned the artist down to talk about what inspired her to move into the field, and what she has planned for the future. Continue reading
Excerpt: Internet Crusader
Aug 21, 2019Check out a 15 page excerpt from George Wylesol’s Internet Crusader, coming this fall from Avery Hill! Continue reading
Mardou: Day Five
Aug 23, 2019Who would have thought that something called “Slime Rancher” would end up being the hero of the week? Mardou’s Diary concludes with that story, as well as her final take on Anne Lamott! Continue reading
Mardou: Day Four
Aug 22, 2019Telling the truth in a memoir is easier said than done, and that’s probably doubly true when you’ve got to draw the tale as well. Mardou grapples with both in today’s Diary! Continue reading
Mardou: Day Three
Aug 21, 2019While the Heavy D line is my favorite of Mardou’s phrase turns, “Little Zack Soto over here” is a pretty dang good runner-up. Continue reading
Fiffe FilesGeorge Freeman
According to Fiffe, George Freeman’s got it all–but don’t let a blurb convince you. Fiffe’s got the man’s actual work here to make the case! Continue reading
Hare TonicHubris and Chutzpah: How Li’l Abner Kayo’d Joe Palooka and Both Their Creators Came to Grief (Part 2)
Our story begins with Ham Fisher and the birth of Joe Palooka. Continue reading
Comic Book DecalogueEpisode 34: Ben Passmore
On the penultimate episode, the BTTM FDRS creator discusses the impact of Prince of Cats, shelving a post-collegiate magnum opus, and when leather jackets and moshing came to hip-hop. Continue reading
Search and DestroyBandy Designys: New French Comics Through the Wrong End of the Telescope
Matt Seneca returned from his French vacation with a stack of comics. I know they call them something different over there, but i’m not over there, am I? Let’s see what he thought! Continue reading
Hare TonicHubris and Chutzpah: How Li’l Abner Kayo’d Joe Palooka and Both Their Creators Came to Grief
The story of Al Capp and Ham Fisher, two cartooning geniuses, their rise to celebrity and their furious interactions with each other, is the stuff of epic adventure fiction,
but here, it is fact. Continue reading
The Strip MineWelcome to the Strip Mine
One of the great joys of comic book collecting is longbox surfing. You know what I mean, standing for hours sifting through filthy, disorganized boxes, carefully un-taping bags of one cheap floppy after another, scanning the credits, flipping the pages, … Continue reading
Hare TonicThe Life and Dedication of Art Young: An Impassioned Cartoonist of Uncompromising Principle
A look at one of the early masters of the medium, an artist devoted to principle at a time when cartoonists weren’t yet noted for doing much more than making funny faces. Continue reading
Retail TherapyFantagraphics Books & Gallery
Our latest installment of Retail Therapy stayed close to home–by speaking with Larry Reid, of the Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery! Continue reading
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