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Article Archive
When a Dog Was Art: Clifford McBride and the Immortal Napoleon
Back in those dear, dead days of yesteryear, cartoonists drew comic strips; they didn’t rule them with a straight-edge. And one of the best examples of the truth of this freshly brewed axiom is Clifford McBride’s dog strip, Napoleon.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (12/10/14 – Somebody Had to Say It)
Wow, comics time again. Just a few this week, but good ones! Big ones!
Gone Hollywood
Today, we have two new reviews for you. First, Hazel Cills writes about Inés Estrada’s Sindicalismo 89, a short comic documenting the lives of the residents of an apartment complex in Mexico City: The story focuses on three very different types of city dwellers who inhabit the building. There’s Mecha and her roommate Pau, two… Read more »
Webcomics Fix Your Life
There is a small but increasing number of webcomics dedicated to self-improvement. Because who knows how to live better than a webcartoonist?
Simon Hanselmann: Day 5
Black Friday.
Simon Hanselmann: Day 4
Turkey time.
Genghis Con 2014
Come on down to Cleveland town
Crafting a Complete Zap
A chat with the editor and publisher of The Complete Zap.
Simon Hanselmann: Day 3
Routines and beverages.
Simon Hanselmann: Day 2
Process and assignments.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (12/3/14 – Raised from the Rhine)
A golden treasure of upcoming comics! I stole them – YOU buy them.
Wonder Woman’s Secrets in Context
Jill Lepore’s The Secret History of Wonder Woman is a major event in comics scholarship. But no scholarly work stands alone; all are always part of a wider conversation.
Simon Hanselmann: Day 1
Life changes.
“But You Bugger One Kaiser . . .”
The latest from Joe Sacco and Ted Rall.
