I had been under the impression that Comix India, inaugurated in 2010, was the first amateur comics magazine in India. It might have been the first with significant heft and geographical reach. Chronologically, however, there is at least one precedent.
It’s common for Internet denizens to share favorite comics and illustrations without paying much attention to the source. But some go further than that.
This month’s column will run from Thanksgiving through Christmas, and since many of you will be spending time with family and friends, I thought I’d do something fun this month. Let’s take a look at Fantastic Four Annual # 6, the book featuring the birth of Franklin Richards. My thanks to the owner of the… Read more »
Just look what you’ve found behind the advent calendar window this week!
A conversation with the creator of “Dope Rider” and “The Bus.”
In this 1989 interview, Bill Watterson talks about the tension between realities in Calvin and Hobbes, how popular art doesn’t have to pander, nuance, animation and why he chose not license the strip.
What Thought Bubble does fantastically well, as you’ll hear over and over, is retain the essence of a much smaller event while growing bigger each year.
Cyber Monday is behind us, readers, which means it’s time to question the accepted wisdom of capitalism! (Followed by a shopping list.)
Al Plastino, legal matters, the end of PictureBox publishing, and much more.
Al Plastino is inspired by Bill Everett and squares off against Jack Binder and Mort Weisinger in these excerpts from an unpublished biography by Ed Zeno.
A life in comics.
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