Take The Fox, At Least: An Interview with Nivedita Sekar
Apr 26, 2018Sloane Leong speaks with Nivedita Sekar about the inspiration behind her upcoming comic, Your Mother’s Fox. Continue reading
The Cartoonist and the Champ
Apr 24, 2018The story of Eugene Majied, the little-known cartoonist who inspired Muhammad Ali and changed history. Continue reading
“I’m Sick of Graphic Novels”: An Interview with Craig Thompson
Apr 23, 2018On the eve of its re-release, cartoonist Craig Thompson looks back on Carnet de Voyage and all that he learned while creating the influential travelogue. Continue reading
Big Planet Comics
Apr 25, 2018Jared Smith from Big Planet Comics talks about what its taken to survive and thrive within his ever-expanding empire. But don’t ask him if he reads comics on the clock: it’s a sore subject. Continue reading
Telling on Your Secrets: Comics from Kevin Budnik, 2014-2017
Apr 18, 2018In Budnik’s comics, he reveals his deepest fears and the ongoing, active experience of living with mental illness. Continue reading
Alejandra Gutiérrez: Day Five
Apr 13, 2018It’s Friday, which means it’s time for Alejandra to reflect on one giant week, and all the history it’s brought to the surface. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (7/23/14 – Hoarder’s Delite)
Get ready to spend some money on paper, then more on digital! Your family doesn’t need shoes. Continue reading
TCJ TalkiesJulia Wertz on Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? and Spent
A conversation with the Infinite Wait creator about autobiographical graphic novels by Roz Chast and Joe Matt. Continue reading
Riff RaffLane Milburn
Ben Humeniuk talks with the Chicago-based author of Twelve Gems. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (7/16/14 – When Summer is Over for Me, It’s Over for Everyone)
Speeding away into the world of commerce. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (7/9/14 – Hell Eternal)
Revisiting one of the most striking experimental horror comics of the 1990s, of which little note has been made. Continue reading
Comics ChroniclesHarold Gray and the Limits of Conservative Anti-Racism
Race, Harold Gray and Little Orphan Annie. Continue reading
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