Excerpt: Ghost Queen
An exclusive excerpt from Britt Wilson’s new Elsewhere graphic novel, Ghost Queen, courtesy of Koyama Press!
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L. Nichols: Day Two
You may get a plane ride, but that doesn’t mean there is a free pass when puppets enter the picture. L. Nichols: we do what we can.
Strangers Can’t Be Disappointed
Comics, reviews, interviews & videos. Common stream content: Monday!
“It’s an Ideal Moment”: An Interview with Frederick Aldama
Frederick Aldama is an Arts and Humanities Distinguished Professor at Ohio State University where he is the founder and director of LASER, the Latino and Latin American Space for Enrichment Research, and the founder and co-director of Humanities and Cognitive Sciences High School Summer Institute at The Ohio State University. Since receiving his doctorate from… Read more »
L Nichols: Day One
There is no more challenging roll of the dice than putting kids on a plane. L Nichols isn’t keeping score, but if he was: get that gold medal ready.
Episode 32: Mike Dawson
The author of Rules for Dating My Daughter and Troop 142 discusses Boogie Nights, Oor Wullie, Eleanor Davis, and more.
Nice Beard, Creep
More talk about Bruce Wayne and genitals than you would normally expect on a Thursday, methinks.
The Art and Anatomy of DC Comics’ Metahumans with Ming Doyle
Ardo Omer spoke with Ming Doyle about one of DC’s more inventive licensed projects: a collection of Batman’s anatomy drawings of fellow DC characters, published by Insight Editions
Jason Lutes: Interview by Greg Stump
From The Comics Journal #228 (November 2000) In 1994, Jason Lutes released his debut graphic novel, the Xeric-funded Jar of Fools, to unusual praise. Perhaps the strongest and most visible endorsement came from Scott McCloud, who called the book “an instant classic” in a promotional blurb. McCloud’s enthusiasm was generally echoed by the rest of… Read more »
Excerpt: The Vagabond Valise
An exclusive Conundrum Press excerpt from The Vagabond Valise, the first graphic novel from a founding father of the Quebec comix underground.
Berlin: City of Stones
In this review from The Comics Journal #242 (April 2002), Ron Evry talks about Lutes’ artistic choices, the graphic novel format and the scope of the project.
Hey, It’s a Column about Wolverine
At about the fifty percent mark of this review, Tegan mentions that this column is actually about Wolverine comics by the team of Goodwin, Byrne & Janson. Wait for it!
“Lit By an Invisible Source”: Briefly, with Jim Woodring
A few words with a most distinctive artist – on the creative process, his newest works, getting by in the world, and the future of Frank.
Scandal Involving CBLDF’s Charles Brownstein Leads to Women’s Empowerment Fund
This 2006 article investigates allegations against CBLDF executive director, and explains how they led to the creation of a women’s empowerment fund.
“How Do We Cope with Something Like That?”: SPX and the CBLDF Confront Defamation Lawsuit Aimed at The 11
The Small Press Expo and the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund speak about the $20,000 fund recently set up to assist the 11 defendants facing a $2.5 million dollar defamation lawsuit.
A Plague Comes to SPX
Casey was able to get past previous sponsorships by Amazon-owned comiXology at SPX, but this year is different.
