THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (11/20/13 – The Route to Your Roots)
Oh my god, Ryan Holmberg did a column yesterday? IT’S COATTAIL-RIDING TIME, SNOW DAY, WOOOOOO!!!!!
Oh my god, Ryan Holmberg did a column yesterday? IT’S COATTAIL-RIDING TIME, SNOW DAY, WOOOOOO!!!!!
Upon publishing the interview with Leaping Windows Comics Café, I was informed by an elder Indian that rental bookstores – locally called “circulating libraries” – are not uncommon in Mumbai. There used to be more, I was told, but there are still some out in the suburbs, though they deal mainly in books in Hindi… Read more »
The novelist, webcomics pioneer, and founder of Modern Tales has passed away at the age of 48.
A look at Jeet Heer’s new book, In Love With Art.
CAB 2013 report
Rob Clough takes a close look at the local comics scene in Minneapolis, and particularly the work of current and former students from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD).
A comics show last weekend? That means *new reviews*, citizens of Internet City!
In this 2006 interview, Dirk Deppey and Joey Manley discuss the webcomics subscription model, micropayments, how putting comics on the web changes them, and an e-book future.
The indefatigable co-founder of Métal Hurlant and Les Humanoïdes Associés holds forth on life, art, crime, war, and his return to English translation.
Beat on the brat.
Analyzing some recently unearthed Marvel documents.
The inventive and beloved artist of Bat Lash and Teen Titans has died.
This panel on the relationship between comics and games was recorded at the Geek Girl Con.
Believe me, these are the kinds of column headers I did *all the time* at Comics Comics…
Upon the publication of the collected, completed RASL, Jeff Smith talks about transitioning from Bone to sci-fi noir, the perils and advantages of self-publishing, and how the comics community has changed.
Kosaku Shima wins official approval, Sinner presages the comics future, and Checkmate! embodies the ’80s.
“There’s an entire generation of young artcomix makers whose work just isn’t being reviewed at all.”
Format shifts abound, both in this column, and in all our favorite comics (so I’ll guess) (this week)!
An interview about Black Eye.
In this interview from 1998, Peter Bagge talks about ending the first run of his Hate series, developing it for MTV, buying comics off the Internet, and being able to make a living off of doing comics.
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.