THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/18/16 – Mysterious Suspense)
All of us look for answers.
Article Archive
A World Without Siné
Remembering the provocative French cartoonist. Siné: December 31, 1928 – May 5, 2016.
The Darwyn Cooke Interview
In this 2007 interview, Cooke talks about growing up in Canada, his career in animation and comics, and whether or not he can actually take anyone in a fight.
The Horror! The Horror!: Graham Ingels and the Art of Real Yuch
Who Graham Ingels was (and wasn’t) before, after and during EC Comics.
“My Own Dyke-centric Flavor”: A Conversation with Jennifer Camper
The cartoonist, curator, and organizer discusses her early work in LGBT comics, tussles with publishers and readers over controversial content, and the founding of the Queers & Comics Conference.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/11/16 – Crashing Headlong Into the Limits of My Charisma
Joe is 1. back from vacation and 2. sick, but we trust the orgonic radiance of comics will restore his vim before midnight falls on the country hills.
The Power of the Pear: When Caricature Met Poster Art
From Caricature to Poster takes you back to a lost moment. In the fin de siècle poster boom, it’s quite a surprise: ads and promotions created entirely by caricaturists. The story of how this happened is quirky – but it’s as real as that of Lautrec’s Moulin Rouge or Mucha’s Sarah Bernhardt. You can see it now at Museum of Decorative Art in Paris.
Nuclear Literati: Nakashima Kiyoshi’s Furusato Goes to Hell
The complicated role of Nakashima Kiyoshi at the intersection of art and power in Japan’s Nuclear culture.
Sara Lautman: Day Five — Classic Date Spot/Natto
Walking with Jeremy
Sara Lautman: Day Four — The Hum/Outpost
Talking psychoanalysis
Sara Lautman: Day Three — Swimming Lessons/East Village
Social Time in New York
Black Panther #1: 31 Thoughts
Perhaps the critic had unrealistic expectations.
Sara Lautman: Day Two — Weekend Material/The Net
Talking to Sarah
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/4/16 — Our Sacrifice!)
He makes it look so easy.
