Kramers Ergot 8
Kramers feels like a “break out the good china” prestige anthology compared to the Armory Show-style upstart it was circa Summer 2003, but it’s still tapped directly into the zeitgeist. Continue reading
Nuts
Gahan Wilson’s comic strip confronts the mysteries of childhood with often shocking frankness. Continue reading
Underwire
Hayden’s anecdotes about parenthood and marriage are related with real wit and poignancy. Continue reading
The Great Northern Brotherhood Of Canadian Cartoonists
This is perhaps Seth’s strangest book to date. Continue reading
Mome Vol. 22: Fall 2011
Tthis final issue of Mome is an unusual experience even in these anthology-saturated times: Its editorial focus is its lack of focus. Continue reading
Gay Genius
At the end of the Gay Genius anthology, its editor, Annie Murphy, uncovers some interesting definitions of the word “genius.” One of them, dating back to ancient Rome, is “a guardian spirit.” Reading this anthology, it felt as much like … Continue reading
