The Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival Ends
May 17, 2013The founding partners of the influential and popular independent comics festival discuss—and dispute—the reasons for its sudden demise. Continue reading
The Library of American Comics at 75 Titles (and counting)
May 13, 2013A discussion of plans, approaches and rights with the founder and associate editor of the Library of American Comics. Continue reading
“This Brighter Path”: An Interview with James Romberger & Marguerite Van Cook
May 8, 2013Talking with the East Village artists about running a gallery, comics, publishers, the importance of color, and collaborating with the late David Wojnarowicz. Continue reading
Jean “Moebius” Giraud, 1938-2012
Jean Giraud, the French cartoonist best known by his pen name “Moebius,” died Saturday in a Paris hospital after a lengthy battle with cancer, at the age of 73. Continue reading
Sheldon Moldoff, April 14, 1920 – February 29, 2012
Golden age ghost artist Sheldon Moldoff Joins that great bullpen in the sky. Continue reading
Facing the Werewolf: Tom Spurgeon in Conversation with Brian Ralph & C.F.
The two cartoonists discuss Fort Thunder, process, teaching, and communicating with an audience. Continue reading
“It’s Obvious You Can’t Fuck with Cartoons”: A Wilfred Santiago Interview
The creator of 21 and In My Darkest Hour talks Static, style, Puerto Rico, and John Brown. Continue reading
John Powers Severin, 1921-2012
John Powers Severin is legendary as one of the most prolific and long-lived of all comics artists, producing quality work well into his 90s. Continue reading
Collective Vision: An Interview with Jim Shaw
Artist Jim Shaw on his landmark work My Mirage, cultural hierarchies, 1960s idealism, and comics. Continue reading
“I Just Like Hybrid Activity”: The Matthew Thurber Interview
The 1-800-MICE creator talks about Dada, performance art, Dungeons & Dragons, making music, making money, and interning for Dame Darcy. Continue reading
