Tag Archives: Seth
Don’t Move: The Still Life of Pete Morisi
Ken Parille explores the work of Pete Morisi, an unsung master of un-action comics . . . Continue reading
Fact and Fancy in Seth’s G.N.B. Double C
Everybody misunderstands Seth. Popular mythology has pegged the cartoonist as a nostalgist hankering over the lost past. In fact, Seth is a fantastist obsessed not with the world-that-was but rather the world-as-it-might-have-been. Continue reading
Creating a Personal Vernacular Canadian Design Style: The Collected Doug Wright
Book design, narrative, and an unlikely inspiration. Continue reading
A Chester Brown Notebook
Some notes that try to tease out a fuller account of Chester’s remarkable “comic-strip memoir.” Continue reading
The ABCs of Autobio Comix
In 1971 Justin Green’s Binky Brown started a revolution. Here’s what happened next. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 265, January/February 2005
Featuring an interview with Eric Shanower; Seth appreciates Chris Reynolds; Lee Lorenz and Donald Phelps on William Steig; Noah Berlatsky on sad hipsters. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 272, November 2005
Featuring interviews with Steve Bell, Jeff Danziger, and Jerry Robinson; an article by Seth; Alison Mandaville on comic literature. Continue reading
