Genre as a Trojan Horse: A Roundtable with Tanna Tucker, Ezra Claytan Daniels, Ben Passmore, and Ron Wimberly
Apr 02, 2020A wide-ranging roundtable look at one of the best graphic novels of 2019, BTTM FDRS. Continue reading
COVID-19 & Comics
Mar 30, 2020An overview of how the global pandemic has begun to impact comics, their creators, and the businesses that surround both. Continue reading
Albert Uderzo: 1927-2020
Mar 27, 2020He came, he drew, he conquered. Co-creator of one of the world’s most beloved comics, Astérix, Albert Uderzo passed away on March 24th at the age of 92. Continue reading
Legend Comics & Coffee
Mar 31, 2020In this installment of our comics retail interview column, Keith Silva Continue reading
Kevin Budnik: Day Six
Mar 21, 2020Kevin closes out his week of Cartoonist’s Diary entries with the classiest of cliffhanger conclusions: unanswered questions! Continue reading
Kevin Budnik: Day Five
Mar 20, 2020There’s a lot to love in today’s installment of Kevin’s Diary (and there’s still one more surprise day to go!), but for our money, the crowd pleasing moment is the very specific instructions that go down during dinner. Get some! Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (8/17/16 – Legendary Archives of Dazzling Treasure)
WOW, look at all these reprints. A comic book too; it’s a sequel. Continue reading
No One Knows You're A DogWebcomics Binge Read: Homestuck
A deep dive into the popular web comic. Continue reading
Framed!Gene Ahern Covers The Conventions
You might have missed this. Gene Ahern, a popular newspaper cartoonist covered the tense, rancorous presidential nominations by sending Major Hoople, his Our Boarding House comic strip character, to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. It’s understandable if you didn’t … Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (8/10/16 – Maximum Relevance)
Real shit in the real world. Continue reading
GridComics Criticism: Seven Hot Takes for Summer 2016
She tweeted that “comics criticism is trash and must be destroyed.” Does “comics” agree? In this episode, Grid veers away from comics boosterism (and moves perilously close to parody) as we search for answers. That, and Frank Cho’s unmentionables. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (8/3/16 – Blooming Sun)
Some things are inevitable. Continue reading
Connecticut CartoonistsConnecticut Cartoonists #7: Mort Walker, Dik Browne and Jerry Dumas
A gag dynasty. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (7/27/16 – Keep ’em peeled.)
The rampant commerce column where you can believe your eyes once more. Continue reading
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