Sara Lautman: Day Three
Phone fun.
Phone fun.
Holiday relationships.
But sometimes, friends, there’s just not much to say.
Karaoke conundrum.
TCJ contributors weigh-in with their Best of 2016 lists.
Rousing this site from its holiday nap with scandal and fever.
We’ve gone fishing until January 3rd. Here’s our year in review to keep you busy. See you in 2017.
Revisiting some highlights from TCJ’s 2016.
In this excerpt from We Told You So: Comics as Art, the long-awaited oral history of Fantagraphics Books, the topics covered include: the uncanonization of a direct sales manager, criticizing Will Eisner, the mole in the Journal, Fiore vs. Pekar, and Capital City vs. Diamond.
Another excerpt from We Told You So: Comics as Art, the long-awaited and exhaustive oral history of Fantagraphics Books. This section’s leading characters include Barry Windsor-Smith, Jim Shooter, Helena Harvilicz, Frank Young, Eric Reynolds, and Tom Spurgeon.
The author of Talk Dirty to Me and Our Mother talks about teaching at CCS, anxiety disorders, and his creative process.
Revisiting the standout from early this year.
Greg Hunter is here today with his latest episode of Comic Book Decalogue, in which he talks to Eddie Campbell (Alec, Bacchus, From Hell) about the March trilogy, the early sports-page cartoonists, and much more. Meanwhile, elsewhere: —News. The Angouleme festival has made its official selections for 2017. —Reviews & Commentary. Edwin Turner reviews the latest book… Read more »
On this episode, Eddie Campbell (Alec, Bacchus, From Hell) discusses the March trilogy, the early sports-page cartoonists, and much more.