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
An Erection Four Decades Long: The Pornography of Wally Wood
Mar 27, 2020A long look at the years that the famous cartoonist spent creating porn, spurred by the 2019 Fantagraphics publication, Cons de Fee: The Erotic Art of Wallace Wood. [Contains Explicit Imagery] 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
High-LowState of the Art: QU33R
Kirby’s new anthology is very much a reaction to and extension of Justin Hall’s No Straight Lines. If the latter represents the past of queer comics, Kirby wanted to take a snapshot of its present. Continue reading
TCJ TalkiesSarah Glidden on Joe Sacco’s Footnotes in Gaza
Mike talks to comics journalist Sarah Glidden about Joe Sacco’s Footnotes in Gaza. Continue reading
What Was Alternative Manga?The Mysterious Clover: Matsumoto Katsuji, Douglas Fairbanks, and the Reformed Modern Girl
Last time, I argued that one of the first commodity icons of Japanese kawaii was probably based on a mix of Grace Drayton’s New Kids dolls and American jazz age cartooning. This time I want to focus on a sixteen-page comic published as a premium insert furoku for “a girl’s best friend,” the magazine Shōjo no tomo, in April 1934. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (6/4/14 – Springtime Languor)
Not a lot of comics caught my eye this week, so how idle demands? Continue reading
GridDon’t Move: The Still Life of Pete Morisi
Ken Parille explores the work of Pete Morisi, an unsung master of un-action comics . . . Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/28/14 – I Brake for Antics)
Maybe the most purely interesting week this year, just going by the names involved. Also: pages thawed out from the Tundra. Continue reading
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