Barney Google and Snuffy Smith: Billy DeBeck, Fred Lasswell, and John Rose
A legacy comic born out of a rollicking time and steered by three artists over many decades.
A legacy comic born out of a rollicking time and steered by three artists over many decades.
Dicebox Book 1: Wander is a thing that exists and makes the universe better.
Quite a lively lineup of artists old and new; if you’ve got a great shop, you’ll be glad for it this week.
Smells Like Poutine Spirit
What it sounds like. Rob Clough picks his thirty favorite minicomics from last year.
Fun with accents, some odd Kirby-ana, and one last look.
Strong cigars, long lines and a dazed artist as Angoulême marches on.
Taxation, tech snafus and a bit of home in the heart of Angoulême.
An interview with the creator of Hicksville and The Magic Pen.
Our man arrives in Angoulême and discusses French superheroics.
Scalding passion is one click away.
Angouleme-bound, discovering petanque, T. Rex, French sushi and dreams.
Snoopy come on home.
The return of a very special comic book serial, along with odd revivals and vintage kids.
Horror, Robert Jauss’s horizon of expectations, the Skywald publishing line.
Bay Area Shuffle
Unless he gets either of today’s Spotlight Picks; then he’s gonna have to stay in the hole for a month to save.
Untangling the surprisingly confused origins of Mary Worth.
Rollin’, rollin’, rollin’!
The Someday Funnies now joins Smile, From Arrgh to Zap, and a complete version of Metropolis on the list of Things That Have Come Out Before The Last Dangerous Visions.
No one is wedding horror’s darkness to an equally black, equally lacerating emotional palette as effectively as Julia Gfrörer.
I included my finder’s fee in the above total, just so you know.
Kowabunga.
Posters, juices, and other staples of life.