John Porcellino: Day Four
On the prairie, searching for reptiles, then back to school.
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John Porcellino: Day Three
Hunting for gator.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (9/12/12 – Creeps Delight)
Basically a new installment of Dapper Dan’s Super-Movies, minus Dan and the movie.
John Porcellino: Day Two
First day at SAW.
John Porcellino: Day One
How to drive from Beloit, Illinois to Gainesville, Florida.
The Pathological Culture of Dal Tokyo
Dal Tokyo dramatizes both the conundrum of civilization—i.e., the individual’s quest for instinctual freedom is forever in conflict with the social order’s demand for conformity and instinctual repression—and also the conundrum of the mind torn between conflicting imperatives.
New Talent Showcase 11
Derik Badman, Clara Bessijelle, A. Degen
Topical Reference To Clint Eastwood Designed To Appeal To Target Audience
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these comic-book gossip-mongers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (9/5/12 – The Envy of the Lambs)
We’ve got 1,400 pages of comics in the Spotlight Picks alone this week, ’cause good things happen once you get religion.
A Case of the Labor Daze
Waiting for Tucker, saying goodbye to MariNaomi, and taking Rob Clough at his word.
MariNaomi: Day 5
Penguin paparazzi.
Three More Raymond Carver References And I’ll Win Those Tickets To Cancun
These things take time.
MariNaomi: Day 4
Snorkeling in unfamiliar waters.
Comics Aren’t Just For Eyes Anymore
On performing comics.
You Needn’t Get Up on My Account
Like its predecessor, The Dark Knight Rises is a badly made movie redeemed by a single element that works.
