Fuck You, Death: Thoughts on Finishing My Friend’s Last Book
The cartoonist Anders Nilsen describes the experience and labor of helping to bring Geneviève Castrée’s final book, A Bubble, to publication.
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Switching Gears: Annie Koyama Will Shutter Press in 2021 to Focus on Patronage
“There are no strings attached. Once I decide to work with an artist, as I have always done with the press, I put enough trust in them and their project not to interfere. They don’t need my creative help, they need money.”
You Shall Know No Quarter
Today we’ve got David Brothers, Max Baitinger, and a reminder of His Holiness: Trevor Von Eeden.
“Expectations Are Right Next Door to Demands”: A David Brothers Profile
From blogger to critic, from California to Portland, from Image to Viz–David Brothers is a name you already know, or soon will. In this exclusive profile, Alec Berry unpacks a career whose trajectory is all its own.
“I’m Excited for People to Meet My Other Cartoon Children”: An Interview with Dana Simpson
I was an occasional reader of Ozy and Millie, the webcomic from Dana Simpson that ended in 2008. Simpson then landed a deal with Universal UClick to develop a new comic strip and what emerged was Phoebe and Her Unicorn. To call it one of the 21st Century’s best comic strips may make it sound… Read more »
“A Process Not a Product”: An Interview with Ronald Wimberly
The creator of Prince of Cats and Black History in Its Own Words talks about his new magazine, art school, animation, and Walt Disney.
Ellen Forney, Megan Kelso and Raina Telgemeier on Process
Raina Telgemeier, Megan Kelso and Ellen Forney discuss the period in between projects.
Excerpt: Kingdom/Order
In this exclusive excerpt from Reid Psaltis’ graphic novel Kingdom/Order, we ride shotgun with one man on his symbol-laden journey through the relationship between human and beast.
Sarah Horrocks: Day Five
Mourning, the daily struggle, the experiences of time and history: taking a look at the present and moving forward. Sarah’s got the story.
Sarah Horrocks: Day Four
If you only read one comic featuring a concise critique of backseat coaching today, then you probably read this one: it’s Sarah Horrocks, Day Four!
More Realistic than the Sane Guys?
In his first example of the “Event” comics, cartoonist and publisher Tom Kaczynski looks at Ted McKeever’s Eddy Current, from 1987.
Sarah Horrocks: Day Three
Finding an emotional echo within the work of action based entertainment, pouring inspiration into creation: Day 3 is here.
“I Just Didn’t Care About Doing Anything Else”: An Interview with Rob Guillory
Coming off the career making success of Chew, artist Rob Guillory returns to his roots, in more ways than pun, with Farmhand. It’s being published by Image and colored by Taylor Wells–but everything else is up to Rob. Alex Dueben has the score!
