Nick Meglin: 1935-2018
Jun 18, 2018Writer, artist, editor, and lyricist Nick Meglin (born Nick Megliola) was perhaps best known for the 48 years he spent on the staff of Mad magazine, the last twenty of which were as co-editor of the magazine (with colleague John … Continue reading
Alison McCreesh
Jun 14, 2018Alison McCreesh and Alex Dueben discuss the nature of her most recent work of illustration and ambition: Norths: Two Suitcases and a Stroller Around the Circumpolar World! Continue reading
Fine Art and Cartoonists Roundtable
Jun 13, 2018In this unpublished conversation from 2012, Michael Dooley sits down with artists Marc Bell, Joe Coleman, Esther Pearl Watson, and Robert Williams to discuss the place and value of comics in the realm of fine arts. Continue reading
We Need to Talk about Thanos
Jun 15, 2018Tegan and Thanos go back a long way, but have both of them outgrown the comics where they met? It’s time to find out. Continue reading
The Plight of the Superhero Comic Book
Jun 11, 2018Working his way through a stack of recent mainstream and alternative superhero comics, Ken Parille finds many drowning in clichés and a few that get it right. Continue reading
The Beguiling
Jun 6, 2018Founded in 1987, The Beguiling has set a new standard in Canada for comics and graphic novel retail. Showcasing the largest selection of alternative, underground and avant-garde graphic story telling in the country, The Beguiling has a worldwide reputation for excellence. Peter Birkemoe has the deets! Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (2/10/16 – Fate Laughs At My Efforts to Save Money)
“Ha, they’ll think I’m talking about comics, but I’m actually talking about my car!” Continue reading
Funnybook RouletteThe Nobel Prize for Cuckoldry
Bill Griffith’s Invisible Ink is a memoir as fascinating in its way as Fun Home. Where Alison Bechdel gave us a look inside of a closeted life when closets were in flower, Griffith takes us across the border into the times before the times changed. Continue reading
Monsters Eat CriticsProvidence: Lovecraft, Sexual Violence, and the Body of the Other
Craig Fischer on Moore’s mind-bending masterpiece. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (2/3/16 – I don’t care what you say, this French trophy I got for best column ever is real as hell.)
I always knew I was special. But it wasn’t until I bought comics that everyone else did too. Continue reading
Framed!The Minicomix Revolution Will Not Be Televised
The revolution will not be televised The revolution will not be brought to you by Xerox – Gil Scott-Heron, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (1970) The humble, photocopied minicomic sprang into being in the early 1970s and has become a prime … Continue reading
Connecticut CartoonistsConnecticut Cartoonists #1 The Alex Raymond Circle
The hard drinking romance-style crew. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (1/27/16 – Imagine a Blank Page)
A single word balloon rises. Continue reading
Framed!The White Boy Trilogy and Garrett Price, Part 1
Garrett Price’s White Boy, a vividly original comic strip set in the American West, appeared on the scene in 1933, shapeshifted three times in three years, and then faded into obscurity faster than a wind-blown smoke signal. Since then, a few slim sheaves of … Continue reading
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