Editor’s note: For all the Sardine Queens, Worm Kings, and the one or two of you who fall somewhere in between, today we bring you an excerpt from Donna Todd’s The Witch’s Egg. We’re depositing you early in the story to enjoy one of the best activities known to our kind: listening in on someone else’s… Read more »
Moving towards the end of the year and walking in the cold November rain, just as Guns n’ Roses prophesied.
Anya Davidson takes us to visit Perpetual Motion Machine, an ongoing gallery exhibition by Chicago’s Project Onward.
The magnificent Mimi Pond interviewed by talented Tammi Morton-Kelly.
Does Mariko Tamaki ever stop? Let’s hope not! Here she talks to Gina Gagliano about superheroes, queer identity, the best eyebrows ever, and her new murder mystery set at an all-girls’ boarding school in the 80s, This Place Kills Me (illustrated by Nicole Goux).
Jake Zawlacki found a unique joy and creativity at this year’s Zine Fest that makes it notable different from the tried and true comics conventions.
Bart Hulley profiles the man behind the high-end art book and comics publisher Editions Caurette.
Ram V is an Indian comics writer who has rapidly built a rich body of work over the past decade. Starting with the self-published mumbai noir Black Mumba, he has added to his Mumbai Trilogy with the life-dramaGrafity’s Wall, and the death-drama The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr. He’s done musical noirs (Blue In Green),… Read more »
Galleries of Briana Loewinsohn’s 2025 tour, expertly prepared in the Cordon Bleu method, just for you by Chris Anthony Diaz.
Life imitates art imitates nature imitates the algorithm running the simulation we possibly inhabit.
Why can’t you be more like RJ Casey? You’ll never make assistant to the head curator of The Met if you don’t continually challenge your prejudices! You may as well just lie down, you’re dead to me!
Victoria Lomasko speaks with Zach Rabiroff.
Lots of big news from France coming at you this week. Hon hon hon.
This week the Comics Journal is pleased to bring you a collection of diary strips from Portuguese cartoonist Joana Mosi, author of The Mongoose.
This week the Comics Journal is pleased to bring you a collection of diary strips from Portuguese cartoonist Joana Mosi, author of The Mongoose.
Today we are pleased to provide an excerpt of Bob Levin’s essay “See My Light Coming,” about famed underground cartoonist Vaughn Bode, which was originally printed in The Comics Journal Special Edition Vol. 5 2005.
This week the Comics Journal is pleased to bring you a collection of diary strips from Portuguese cartoonist Joana Mosi, author of The Mongoose.
John Kelly pays tribute to former Cracked and Marvel Music editor (among many, many other things) Michael DelleFemine, aka Mort Todd.
This week the Comics Journal is pleased to bring you a collection of diary strips from Portuguese cartoonist Joana Mosi, author of The Mongoose.
Eagle Valiant Brosi drops a bomb on Sally Madden as he waffles on puppetry, airs his family’s dirty laundry, and goes over the slush pile form his new memoir Black Cohosh (Drawn & Quarterly, 2025).
This week the Comics Journal is pleased to bring you a collection of diary strips from Portuguese cartoonist Joana Mosi, author of The Mongoose.
Isaac Odai went to Comics Thing, look at all of the pretty tables.
New York Comic Con weekend arrives, as it inevitably does, which, in the esoteric calendar of this week’s links, below, means we’ve hit the part of the year marked “if it isn’t done by now then it ain’t getting done, chalk it up as a loss and try again in 2026.”
