“The Paper Was The Place Where We Could Play”: An Interview With Simon Grennan
Aug 15, 2019Dr. Simon Grennan talks with Nicholas Burman about his work in comics, and how that work drew him and his collaborators to the work of graphic medicine, exemplified in the recent publication “Parables of Care”. Continue reading
The Ernie Colón Interview
Aug 13, 2019In this 2007 interview, Ernie Colón talks to Kent Worcester about working for Harvey, Warren, DC, Marvel and his collaborations with Sid Jacobson going back to the 1970s. Continue reading
Ernie Colón: July 13, 1931 – August 8, 2019
Aug 12, 2019Ringgenberg remembers Ernie Colón, an artist who worked in virtually every comics genre but is best known for his work on Harvey characters such as Richie Rich and his nonfiction “documentary style” graphic works. Continue reading
Alison Wilgus: Day Five
Aug 16, 2019Wilgus week concludes, with Alison’s look at Sign Out, Wiscon’s non-hierarchal version of Artist’s Alley. And then she gets on a plane and decides to make a comic about the week: META Continue reading
Alison Wilgus: Day Four
Aug 15, 2019Alison’s Wiscon diary turns its focus to inspiration and admiration, with today’s installment looking at the Tiptree Award ceremony. Continue reading
Alison Wilgus: Day Three
Aug 14, 2019There’s few things that beat the satisfaction of being in the company of a good auctioneer, doing their deal. Continue reading
Common CurrencyAngoulême est Charlie; Chinese Partnership; Otomo Grand Prix
A report from the first day of the Angoulême festival. Continue reading
Common CurrencyPost-Mortem
Our European correspondent on Charlie Hebdo and the attacks upon it, with attention paid to freedom of speech, iconoclasm, offensive cartoons, Islamophobia, and anti-Semitism. Continue reading
Grid2014: Comics, New and Old (Part II)
More reflections on “the state of the art.” Along the way we talk Lichtenstein, meta-characters, the ideal format, page orientation, Spidey vs. Spiderman, “philosophical nihilism,” cat sneakers, and the like. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (1/28/15 – White Blind)
Don’t get trapped! Free your mind! My god, think of the money you can spend! Continue reading
Grid2014: Comics, New and Old (Part I)
Reflections on the “state of the art.” Along the way there’s talk of editorial malfeasance, lyrical ambiguity, feminism, fannish-ness, Kirby, Byron, motorcycle comics, etc. . . . Continue reading
Common CurrencyThe Tears of the Prophet
A critical look at the heavily anticipated, seven-million-print-run issue of Charlie Hebdo published in the wake of the Paris attacks Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (1/21/15 – Unearthed, Overseas)
Mostly stuff you were waiting for this week… unless you weren’t! Continue reading
Framed!CHARLIE Horses: On Caricature and Outrage
An exploration of the impulse to caricature, a look at incidents of outrage and retaliation against cartoonists, and a personal attempt to come to terms with racist cartoons from America’s past. Continue reading
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