Inverted Calm: An Interview with Vishwajyoti Ghosh
Vishwajyoti Ghosh is the real deal: an original and talented cartoonist with serious social commitments, and a smooth organizer of human resources as an editor and activist.
Vishwajyoti Ghosh is the real deal: an original and talented cartoonist with serious social commitments, and a smooth organizer of human resources as an editor and activist.
These United States take a lil’ break this week, as FOREIGN AGENTS dominate.
Long teased, at last delivered, Paul Pope’s Battling Boy has about it the air of an event.
Seattle to Vancouver
Further into the career of the great unheralded cartoonist.
Whole lot of big-ticket releases this week, chasing some damn obscure cinema. Imagine!
Sergio Aragones’s pictures provoke laughter all on their own.
California to Portland
Digging up George Carlson and his extremely busy career.
MEN. WOMEN. TUMBLR. WE’VE GOT IT ALL TODAY.
Dana Simpson’s current strip, Heavenly Nostrils, is one of the best comic strips running today, on- or offline.
Revisiting magazines that covered small press comic books from the mid 90s.
Wow, topical joke! Stellar work.
A look at the pencils for Fantastic Four # 61.
Uncovering the meaning of the name Garo
A good week to be a comic book maker.
An image, a review, a number of guesses.
A brief report
The sense I get from SAW’s first year is that Hart’s aim was to create a collaboration and dialogue with his students, rather than create a rigid differentiation between the teacher and his pupils.
In Part I of this two-part survey, Ken Parille reviews twelve comic books and graphic novels, paying attention to the words they use.
So what did you do last weekend? I went to a comics show.
A complete round up of all the entries
Quite a lot of comics and not a lot of time; I am left sputtering.