Dylan Edwards: Day Four
Are you ready to get spit on? Because if you’re not, you might be in the wrong room. Dylan has the deets!
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Dylan Edwards: Day Three
Another day, another Cartoonist’s Diary entry, another opportunity to potentially frustrate the locals with tourist-style mishaps!
Dylan Edwards: Day Two
Choreographed heavy metal crowd work: there’s more to translation than merely the spoken word. Dylan Edwards is ready to play catch-up, in today’s Cartoonist’s Diary!
Dylan Edwards: Day One
Dylan Edwards is in Japan, and so is heavy metal band Mejibray. Can Dylan make it through the evening, or will drink ticket politics stymie a dream? A new Cartoonist Diary begins!
Tom Tenney
Michel Fiffe returns with another look at a bin denizen of the not-so-recent past: Tom Tenney, whose work on the Marvel series Force Works brought a whole bunch of words that, according to Michel, were completely unnecessary.
Are You Not Entertained? Tegan Enters The DC Universe
Tegan O’Neil takes a dip into the world of subscription based comic book reading, with the DC Universe. Can she resist the temptation to watch cancelled television shows and focus on back issues instead? It’s time for an economics lesson!
Luke Healy: Day Five
In today’s conclusion to Luke Healy’s Diary, the other reason for his trip home emerges: an evening with Janelle Monae!
Luke Healy: Day Four
Today: the day that Luke Healy’s long search for vegetarian options at Irish restaurants finally reached a satisfactory end. And then one of his “friends” tries to ruin the moment?! Cartoonist Diary, tell the tale!
Luke Healy: Day Three
In today’s installment, Luke digs into his archives and finds memory lane slow going. After that? It’s time to watch movies with the fam, which is its own kind of roller coaster.
Luke Healy: Day Two
Another day, another meal made up of french fries. (Luke Healy calls ’em chips, but we all know what he means!) Then it’s off to the cemetery to feed the rabbits. His words!
Luke Healy: Day One
You can’t go home again–hey, wait a second! Shouldn’t that be that you “shouldn’t”? Maybe this week’s Cartoonist Diary can square that circle. Take us to church, Luke Healy!
Kurt Ankeny: Day Five
Sometimes you just gotta ignore the rules, or else you won’t be able to put your hands on a classic. Kurt Ankeny explains, in today’s Diary!
A Visit Down South
Marc Sobel’s travels took him down South, to the legendary Book Nook, where TCJ’s editor once bought a bootleg version of “Cop Killer”, as sung by Soundgarden. Today, Marc is just talking comics.
Kurt Ankeny: Day Four
Today, Kurt Ankeny’s Diary turns the volume way down so that color and patience can tell the story pretty much on their own.
Kurt Ankeny: Day Three
Kurt Ankeny may think he’s got all the answers, but when it comes to swimming, “No” is a complete sentence. Diary: on the scene!
Kurt Ankeny: Day Two
Into every life, a little rain must fall. And sometimes the rain comes with lightning, and lightning doesn’t mess around or care at all about history. Kurt Ankeny has the receipts!
Kurt Ankeny: Day One
Kurt Ankeny is here, and his Cartoonist Diary came with him. In today’s colorful installment, he maintains good fatherly tradition: disappointing the youth of today.
Kate Lacour: Day Five
In Kate Lacour’s final Diary entry, we see her dealing honestly with the difficulties of a carnivorous dinosaur attack. For serious!
Kate Lacour: Day Four
Had a day packed full with parental obligations? Why not close it out Lacour style, with a fat slice of “Knifepoint Horror”?
Kate Lacour: Day Three
Kate Lacour’s reaction to seeing a dead bird is one of many rock solid reminders of why Kate Lacour has been, and always will be, way cooler than me.
Kate Lacour: Day Two
In today’s Diary, Kate gets a bit of a scolding from a friend who would prefer she not die at the hands of brain-eating amoeba.
Kate Lacour: Day One
Kate Lacour’s Cartoonist Diary debuts, and if you wanted to know the real word for caterpillar crap, then you’ve come to the right place. Also? Kids playing Sabbath!
Mardou: Day Five
Who would have thought that something called “Slime Rancher” would end up being the hero of the week? Mardou’s Diary concludes with that story, as well as her final take on Anne Lamott!
Mardou: Day Four
Telling the truth in a memoir is easier said than done, and that’s probably doubly true when you’ve got to draw the tale as well. Mardou grapples with both in today’s Diary!
