“As Far As Career Goes, It Was One Option”: The Tom Scioli Interview
Jul 13, 2020Ian Thomas speaks to Tom Scioli about the entirety of his comics career (so far), how he decides which projects he’ll tackle, how he feels about being “the Kirby guy” after all these years. Continue reading
My Uncle Milton – A Milton Glaser Remembrance by Steven Brower
Jul 10, 2020Steven Brower reminisces about his Milton Glaser, his relative, and his impact on his personal and professional life. Continue reading
That Agony Is Your Triumph – This Week’s Links
Jul 10, 2020This week, Clark has a satchel full of links to comics news, reviews and assorted properties to assist you in “staying informed”. Why is that in quotes? Read to find out! Continue reading
Ogre’s Grove
Jun 30, 2020Keith talks to Justin Sinnott (the “Ogre” of “Ogre’s Grove”) about the recent shift in distribution, and how he thinks it might actually improve things. Continue reading
Kevin McCloskey: Day Four
Jun 18, 2020Jokes are free and easily available in Kutztown: but cilantro you have to get all on your own! Continue reading
Kevin McCloskey: Day Three
Jun 17, 2020Kevin takes in some time to reflect on another of Kutztown’s famous artists in today’s Cartoonist’s Diary! Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (8/20/14 – The Good Parts)
The loves of a mangaka: XPOSED. Continue reading
What Was Alternative Manga?Manga vs. Art History: Hayashi Seiichi at SISJAC
Modern art, comics, and some words with Seiichi Hayashi. Continue reading
Symbol ReaderShadow Puppets
The first installment of a new monthly column, in which the cartoonist Julia Gfrörer uses principles of psychoanalysis, philosophy, and comparative mythology to deliberately overthink the symbolic language of comics.
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This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (8/13/14 – Tangled Notes Toward an Early Biography of Ryōichi Ikegami)
The gangly years of an old legend. Continue reading
This Week in ComicsTHIS WEEK IN COMICS! (8/6/14 – $94.3 million to spend on comics.)
Dapper Dan! Can I write about movies! Uhh, Boyhood hasn’t opened around here yet… Continue reading
Hare TonicEtta Hulme: Trailblazing with Ettatorial Cartoons
Etta Hulme is an icon in editorial cartooning, a trailblazer for women cartoonists. She was a full-time editoonist on the staff of a major metropolitan daily newspaper before any other woman cartoonist was; she was widely syndicated at a time when no other woman cartoonist was. Continue reading
Comics ChroniclesThe Plugged-Up Parodist: Nick Maandag’s Constipated Comedy
Visually, there are very few gifted cartoonists who are as remorselessly ungiving as Nick Maandag. There is no succulent texture in his universe, no oasis of exfoliating leafy beauty to offer relief from the aridity of the art. Continue reading
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