“Going to 100”: An Interview with K.L. Ricks
A talk with the New England-based cartoonist, whose eerie, atmospheric comic for Hazlitt, “Country Darkness,” concludes with its third part next month.
A talk with the New England-based cartoonist, whose eerie, atmospheric comic for Hazlitt, “Country Darkness,” concludes with its third part next month.
A frightful force of expensive reprint items… but there’s always other ways to spend your money.
Talking to the longtime cartoonist and Class Photo creator about his origins, and his current creative renaissance.
Dan Nadel talks to artist and musician Brian Chippendale about the history of Fort Thunder, “Maggots,” and artistic challenges.
Black and white, pens-for-hire nuclear propaganda manga.
It is ironic that the economics of the industry have for so much of its history worked against the art.
Eric Reynolds, editor of the glorious Underworld collection, picks his favorites.
Capsule reviews! Er, two of ’em, not the rest! One is mostly a link! Wow! Gosh!
Talking to the debut graphic novelist about his evolving style, writing with objectivity, and Midwestern repression.
Brian Chippendale, Puke Force, and the power of yes.
“Oh thank god I got this done on time, my readers almost missed out on Franken Fran!”
Alvin Mark Buenaventura, the editor, printmaker, and prominent art comics publisher, was found dead in his Oakland, Calif., home on Thursday, February 11. He was 39.