THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/16/12 – That’s My Name)
No, really, you should go read Ryan Holmberg’s column first. Did you? Okay, I’ve got Danes.
Article Archive
Maurice Sendak Interview Sneak Preview
Gary Groth remembers Maurice Sendak, and introduces excerpts from his career-spanning interview with the artist in the upcoming TCJ #302.
Permanent Tour 3
Picksburgh
Maurice Sendak Q&A
An interview that took place at the Cartoon Art Museum of San Francisco in December 1987.
The King of the Wild Things Is Dead. Long Live the King. Maurice Sendak (1928-2012)
In this obituary, Philip Nel, a children’s literature scholar, provides a historical overview of Maurice Sendak’s career and legacy.
Maurice Sendak: Tributes
Artists and writers comment on one of their own.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/9/12 – 4 Excuses for a Late Column)
Lord, what day is it? This column’s still good, right? I mean good as in ‘useful,’ naturally.
Starstruck: An Interview with Elaine Lee and Michael Kaluta (Part 1)
The first of a series of interviews with Elaine Lee and Michael Kaluta on their ongoing epic comic, Starstruck.
“I Felt Like I Didn’t Have a Baby But At Least I’d Have a Book”: A Diane Noomin Interview
The pioneering co-editor of Twisted Sisters and creator of DiDi Glitz talks about the underground comics scene, Communism, abortion, the politics of anthologizing, contact paper-derived orgasms, and nail polish.
Permanent Tour 2
Try a Little Harder.
If Kirby Was Still Alive, He Would Totally Have Killed Himself By Now
The comics Tucker thinks are good this week aren’t new, and the comics that are new aren’t good.
Lichtenstein and the Comics in Chicago
Neal Adams, Ivan Brunetti, Geof Darrow, and J.J. Sedelmaier discuss comics at the Art Institute of Chicago.
