Good Dog
Good Dog is an engaging, beautifully drawn, heartfelt story, even if you leave the doggie angle out altogether. But why would you? Continue reading
Paul Joins the Scouts
If you’ve enjoyed any (or all) of Michel Rabagliati’s previous graphic novels, you’ll love Paul Joins the Scouts, a French-to-English translation of Rabagliati’s Paul au Parc (2011) recently released by Conundrum Press. Continue reading
White Clay
Herpich’s work has matured and become more restrained while still hitting on similar themes and imagery: fantasy worlds, grim journeys, bad choices, and characters battling against their fate. Continue reading
The Understanding Monster
In The Understanding Monster, artist savant Theo Ellsworth takes the ideas and images found in his excellent graphic novel debut, Capacity , to an even more audacious and hallucinatory level. Continue reading
Songs of the Abyss
Eamon Espey is one of the more remarkable, singular cartoonists to come along in the last decade. Continue reading
My Dirty Dumb Eyes
It’s not so much that her eyes are dumb and dirty, but rather that it’s a dumb and dirty world. Continue reading
Today is the Last Day of the Rest of Your Life
The Austrian cartoonist and online publisher relates her wild true travel adventures as a 17-year-old punk rock girl hitchhiking her way across Italy in the summer of 1984. Continue reading
Aesthetics: A Memoir
Aesthetics is a memoir not because Brunetti talks about personal details or because it’s a catalog of his selected works; instead, it’s a testimonial as to why he even bothers to work. Continue reading
