Hi there, today on the site we welcome new contributor Kim O'Connor, who writes about Gabrielle Bell's new book, The Voyeurs:
In Bell’s hands, comics are poetry’s cool little cousin, all slippery meanings, feats of peculiar punctuation, and the unfortunate tendency to namedrop the likes of Bertolt Brecht. She avoids the threat of pretension that’s implicit in all of those things with well-timed flashes of humor and a vague distaste for anything she can’t do on the Internet.
Elsewhere online...
-It's a Chris Ware-palooza this weekend, and just the start of the season of Building Stories.
-Heidi MacDonald covers a long and appalling instance of trolling.
-Kevin Huizenga makes a few notes about an architecture comic.
-Seneca and Witzke continue to discuss the DC series Solo, this time covering Damion Scott's installment.
-Here's a very fine Michael Kaluta / Carson of Venus narrative from 1974.
-Finally, from 2010 one of the last substantive Ray Bradbury interviews.
