2011: A Year in Comic Ambition.
The first GRID of the new year looks at a handful of comics and graphic novels from 2011.
The first GRID of the new year looks at a handful of comics and graphic novels from 2011.
Tasty inventions and familial bonding.
Abstaining makes the heart grow (fonder).
Mike talks to Zak Sally, creator of Sammy the Mouse and publisher of La Mano.
Revisiting Pogo and Uncle Buck.
A brief one this week, as reprints issue, revamps form, and my apartment gradually reheats.
Waking up and scooting.
Every now and then, when a new publishing concern pops up, one wonders how it’s possible they weren’t there all along.
While CD-ROM publishers were trying to figure out how to turn Spider-Man into an immersive virtual experience, some webcomics were already using the interactive properties of the Web in more organic ways.
I AM TOTALLY NOT A PURITAN, GOSH! Naked fairies and obscure publishing in this one, make sure you’re not at the pulpit.
What about The Effigies?
A new discovery and a shit-eating grin.
Racing into the new year with a barrel full of picks and pistol’s worth of… brief introductory material!
Sing My Song
Comics wait for nobody, and thus we have a brief holiday update. I got a smoothie machine.
Do you remember the Big Boys?
Don’t get yourself down. It’s just another end of time.
Girl Talk
Airbrush dreams and narrow escapes; ain’t that a con?
Cow Town, USA
In which our diarist attends an international comics festival.
In which our diarist attempts to escape from New York.