An Interview with Est Em
Since her debut work Seduce Me After the Show was published in Japan in 2006, artist est em has been making own path in Boys Love manga.
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THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/7/14 – Three Wishes)
Ugh, Star Wars Day is for nerds, let’s talk about Free Comic Book Day and our cool lives.
The Al Feldstein Interview
In this 1995 interview for The Comics Journal #177, Al Feldstein takes Steve Ringgenberg behind the scenes of Mad, EC, show biz and more.
On Al Feldstein
Craig Fischer and Mark Newgarden remember the editor.
TCJ Talkies: Tom Hart on Craig Thompson’s Habibi
Mike Dawson returns to comics podcasting with an all-new format. In this episode, he invites guest Tom Hart to discuss a major recent work.
Al Feldstein: 1925-2014
An obituary and an overview of Mad editor/EC cartoonist Al Feldstein’s contributions to the medium.
Format Fever: More Notes
Notes on scroll comics and how we ingest comics.
Al Feldstein’s Extended Child of Tomorrow Interview
The extended version of Gary Groth’s 2013 interview with Al Feldstein, which may be the Mad editor and EC writer/artist’s last interview.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (4/30/14 – I am away from home but I haven’t forgotten you, my sweetest, sweetest thing.)
I LOVE YOU, UM SORRY THE COLUMN IS LATE!!
Women and Autobio Comics Roundtable
Ellen Forney, Megan Kelso and Raina Telgemeier, in a loosely themed women-and-autobio-and-literary comics discussion, talk about accessibility / virtuosity, reaching their audience, and comics as a “language.”
Ron Regé, Jr.’s Diana
The artist answers some questions about his latest work.
The Seattle Undergound Comics Scene is Alive and Oozing
Seattle has a new underground comics scene. One is tempted to say “again,” recalling the boom of the 1990s with Peter Bagge, Jim Woodring, and the like. More accurately, the scene has endured.
Two Intersecting Visions: Decadence
An emerging British collective.
