Emily Flake
The cartoonist and author behind Mama Tried and Lulu Eightball tells all.
The cartoonist and author behind Mama Tried and Lulu Eightball tells all.
Inés Estrada talks Amanda Vähämäki, Crumb, and Bryan Lee O’Malley. Plus, a brief preview of 2016 in comics.
Party At Ground Zero
Conversations in manga.
Comics: Still Fit in 2016.
Mike is joined by old podcasting partner Alex Robinson, the Box Office Poison creator, to discuss Jim Starlin’s cosmic Warlock.
Wrapping up Miami.
Message in a bottle from the 1980s.
Sitting poolside in the rain.
Miami Beach…
Bird on the beach.
A fond look at books I put in storage, i.e. every installment of this column in 2016.
The author in Key West.
“I feel like we’re all in these punk bands and we all go to punk shows and then we go home and we’re supposed to study ragtime music.”
Thanks to everyone who missed me, and sorry for making you regret it so soon!
In this episode, the creator of It Never Happened Again and the creator of Sex Fantasy discuss the work of the cartoonist known only as GG.
In the late 1960s “Hayashi and Sasaki” became a set conjunction, and remained so in much retrospective writing. Amongst the standby names used to group their work were “avant-garde manga” (zen’ei manga), “difficult-to-understand manga” (nankai manga), and “anti-manga” (anchi manga).
Very short, like my time in this place.
In this double-sized holiday edition, Dylan Horrocks discusses the magic of Tove Jansson, the problems of late-period Eisner, and the troubled legacy of Dave Sim. All that, and a special guest drops by!
Modern Romance by Mardou
Believe it or not, you may be hearing more from this week.
Lets get ready to rumble !!!
From one home to another.