TCJ #301: Excerpt from “Irredeemable: Dave Sim’s Cerebus”
Tim Kreider tries to separate Dave Sim from his notoriety long enough to figure out if Cerebus is a masterpiece or not.
Tim Kreider tries to separate Dave Sim from his notoriety long enough to figure out if Cerebus is a masterpiece or not.
A remembrance of the late Lew Sayre Schwartz.
“Night of the Jackass”? Like, every Monday before this column goes up?
It seems like a dream, but one cold day in 1917 some of the world’s greatest cartoonists squared off on a baseball field.
Jim Woodring talks about his career in animation, shares anecdotes about Jack Kirby and Gil Kane, his move to Seattle, his transition from autobio to Frank, collaborating with Harvey Pekar and more.
This week we are going to look at “second color” application.
Amy Poodle concludes this three-part meditation.
A Kim Deitch memoir… through records.
An interview with one of the most versatile contributors to The New Yorker.
Burning across borders with big business, carrying mail for today!
Being a “working artist”; the economics of digital content; the origins of the Mad fold-in.
Life gets in the way sometimes, so it’s story time.
The fifth day in a week of the life of Michael DeForge.
K asks, “Is there a right way to draw IT?” X, Y and Z answer, arguing about “The Libertarian Aesthetic.”
The fourth day in a week of the life of Michael DeForge.