“As Far As Career Goes, It Was One Option”: The Tom Scioli Interview
Jul 13, 2020Ian Thomas speaks to Tom Scioli about the entirety of his comics career (so far), how he decides which projects he’ll tackle, how he feels about being “the Kirby guy” after all these years. Continue reading
My Uncle Milton – A Milton Glaser Remembrance by Steven Brower
Jul 10, 2020Steven Brower reminisces about his Milton Glaser, his relative, and his impact on his personal and professional life. Continue reading
That Agony Is Your Triumph – This Week’s Links
Jul 10, 2020This week, Clark has a satchel full of links to comics news, reviews and assorted properties to assist you in “staying informed”. Why is that in quotes? Read to find out! Continue reading
Corona Cartoons, Japan
Jul 14, 2020Ryan Holmberg takes a look at manga and manga-adjacent media dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, from manga- and anime-based memes and single-page comics-format parodies, to charming cartoon diaries, admonitory medical manga, classical political cartoons, and revivals of older pandemic-themed comics. Continue reading
Ogre’s Grove
Jun 30, 2020Keith talks to Justin Sinnott (the “Ogre” of “Ogre’s Grove”) about the recent shift in distribution, and how he thinks it might actually improve things. Continue reading
Kevin McCloskey: Day Four
Jun 18, 2020Jokes are free and easily available in Kutztown: but cilantro you have to get all on your own! Continue reading
A Cartoonist’s DiaryAlejandra Gutiérrez: Day Two
Being exhausted after a long trip can make anybody say crazy things, but being bored by Predator? That’s a bridge too far! Continue reading
A Cartoonist’s DiaryAlejandra Gutiérrez: Day One
Getting ready for a trip out of town, snuggling in bed and getting yahself all kinds of sexy. There’s no better way to start off a week. Continue reading
Ice Cream For BedwettersCrisis In Time
If you’re going to write about Crisis On Infinite Earths, it’s best to go deep, and in Tegan’s latest installment of Ice Cream for Bedwetters, that’s exactly what she does. Continue reading
Comics DragnetComics Dragnet 4
What’s good and bad in new webomics — and a look at what could be called “Tumblr style.” Continue reading
Comic Book DecalogueEpisode 28: Meags Fitzgerald
The Photobooth and Long Red Hair creator discusses Geneviève Castrée, Jillian and Mariko Tamaki, Ames Lettering Guide revelations, and her favorite circus art. Continue reading
Search and DestroyQ1: A Good Comic is Hard To Find
Matt Seneca’s new column for the Journal documents what he’s read so far this year–the good, the great, the bad & The Authority. Continue reading
Hare TonicThe Curtain Falls on Piranha Club
Bud Grace’s wicked cultural satire ends its thirty-year run. Continue reading
10 Cent MuseumAt the Mountains of Madness
Within the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, we come across Sherrie Levine’s 1989 art work Untitled (Mr. Austridge: 2). It is not currently on view, but was up in the galleries from June 30, … Continue reading
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