Tomi Ungerer: 1931-2019
Feb 15, 2019He was an artistic force of nature for more than sixty years — a cartoonist, a children’s book author, a painter, a writer, a sculptor, a sexual provocateur, a political dissident, and more. Continue reading
“I Was Terrified – And Therefore, I Accepted”: An Interview with José Hernández
Feb 14, 2019Alex Dueben spoke with award-winning Mexican cartoonist José Hernández about the recent US release of his Che Guevara graphic biography, and why the subject remains such a fertile one for artists and readers around the world. Continue reading
David Mazzucchelli Remembers Ted Stearn
Feb 12, 2019David Mazzucchelli’s appreciation for Ted Stearn’s talents as an artist, animator, and cartoonist. Continue reading
Hubris and Chutzpah: How Li’l Abner Kayo’d Joe Palooka and Both Their Creators Came to Grief (Part 8)
Feb 13, 2019Previously, the introduction, part two, part three, part four, part five, part six, and part seven of our story. VII. The Sordid End of Al Capp BUT CAPP WAS NOT FINISHED. In the fall of 1956, eight months after … Continue reading
Hubris and Chutzpah: How Li’l Abner Kayo’d Joe Palooka and Both Their Creators Came to Grief (Part 7)
Feb 7, 2019The tragic ending of Ham Fisher Continue reading
Hubris and Chutzpah: How Li’l Abner Kayo’d Joe Palooka and Both Their Creators Came to Grief (Part 6)
Jan 29, 2019In 1950, the Fisher-Capp feud boiled over, in the pages of Time and The Atlantic Monthly. Continue reading
Framed!The Emil Ferris Interview: Monsters, Art and Stories (Part 1)
My Favorite Thing is Monsters author Emil Ferris on her life as an artist and her love of monsters. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (2/15/17 – Quartier voisin)
A few words on Jirō Taniguchi and where we sit. Continue reading
Riff RaffRisograph Workbook 1
Legend has it Mickey Z began the risograph revolution. We go to the source. How did it all happen? Continue reading
Framed!Seeking Salivation! Food in Early Comics
University of Washington professor José Alaniz invited me to prepare and deliver a guest lecture on early comics for his class on food-themed comics. You could say I hoped the project would turn out to be something I could sink my teeth into. I was not disappointed. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (2/8/17 – Astonished At My Doctrine)
Just an unusual and varied lineup this week; please accept it into your heart. Continue reading
No One Knows You're A DogWebcomics Binge Read: Homestuck Part 2
It’s been too long since Part 1 of my binge-read through Andrew Hussie’s juggernaut webcomic-cum-multimedia-phenomenon Homestuck. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (2/1/17 – A Comedy for the People of the World)
Don’t be scared off by the title. It’s not as bad as you might expect. Don’t give up on it yet. Give it a shot. You could do worse. No one loves a quitter. Continue reading
High-LowThe Best Short-Form Comics of 2016
Our minicomics columnist chooses his thirty favorite shortform comics published last year. Continue reading
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