Danica Novgorodoff: Day Three
The allure of a cabin in the woods.
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Danica Novgorodoff: Day Two
Meeting the neighbors.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (4/2/14 – Sex and the Obscure Cities)
Not an April fool’s joke – that’s really what I titled my column. I am gonna get busted down to ¡Viva la Comix! and I am ready to die.
Danica Novgorodoff: Day One
Moving on from a big project.
Mike Dawson: Day Five
Work.
Yummy Fur Riff
Doin’ the Chester
Mike Dawson: Day Four
Existential questions.
Mike Dawson: Day Three
Smartphones aren’t so smart, duh.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (3/26/14 – Riding On the Machine)
New comics from a veteran favorite surround provocations of many eras!
Mike Dawson: Day Two
To the park!
Mike Dawson: Day One
Too slow for a Tumblr world.
Jack Kirby and Alex Niño: Innovation at DC Comics in 1972
Searching for the unusual in the sometimes formulaic world of mainstream comics, we travel back to 1972 and uncover Jack Kirby’s despair and Alex Niño’s faces.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (3/19/14 – The Dark Fades Early)
An old favorite returns, among some shadowy suppositions.
The Great Cow Fight (Redux)
At this very moment, there are at least two ongoing webcomics based on the Táin Bó Cúailnge, or Cattle Raid of Cooley, the central epic of the Ulster cycle. Thank you, webcomics! You’ve justified the existence of the Internet yet again!
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (3/12/14 – Life Zone)
Invading the privacy of everyone, starting with you and ending with me.
“If I Don’t Put this Dude Out of Action Now, We’re Both Chopped Liver!”
Jack Kirby’s Black Panther.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (3/5/14 – The Financial Times)
All the budgeting tips you could possibly want.
Trondheim on the Angoulême Grand Prix
The outspoken cartoonist (and former Grand Prix winner) addresses controversies surrounding the festival’s most prestigious award.
French Booty
That’s what it is!
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (2/26/14 – A Field Guide to Pre-Tezuka Japanese Comics in English Pt. 1)
A multi-part exploration begins, since new comics will probably be around for a few more weeks.
Shinohara Ushio’s Action Cartooning
A lost body of work we might simply call “action cartooning,” a name that captures the two art historical currents that underwrite Ushio Shinohara’s figurative work,
