“I Have A Very Busy Spring”: An Interview with Sara Elfgren
Sara Elfgren may not be the only comics creator to have opera, radio plays and VR games to her credit, but she’s the only one we’ve interviewed this year. So far!
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Ken Bald: 1920-2019
A cartoonist whose career spanned from More Fun in 1936 to Marvel in 2016, perhaps best known for his work on the Dr. Kildare, Dark Shadows, and Judd Saxon newspaper strips.
OVERWORD 3 · Justice League of America
Michel Fiffe walks us down the garden path, and that garden path leads directly to an unabashed affection for Mike Sekowsky.
Talking Doll: An Interview with Guy Colwell
In this interview, Guy Colwell talks to Katie Skelly about desire, its inherent violence and the exploration of this within his and other comics.
Are We Long-Form Yet?: A Chat with Bill Griffith
The longtime Zippy the Pinhead cartoonist talks about his latest book, the transition from strips to longform comics, why he chose to depict the innocent Schlitzie rather than the fraudulent Zip, and the insidious appeal of cuteness.
Hollow Press Comes West: A Conversation with Michele Nitri
Floating World’s Jason Levian and Hollow Press’ Michele Nitri talk about their distribution partnership and their shared passion for Mat Brinkman.
Two Classic Mat Brinkman Collections Return to the U.S.
After years of difficulty, Mat Brinkman’s influential comics return to the US via a partnership between Italian publisher Hollow Press and US retailer/publisher Floating World Comics. Eric Vilas-Boas has the details
T.K. Ryan Dies
Tumbleweeds Mourns
“He Was an Odd Individual Who Really Pushed the Boundaries”: An Interview with Bill Schelly about James Warren
The comics scholar talks at length about his career and his new book on publisher James Warren.
“I Wish I Could Do It All”: Jaime Hernandez Speaks to Katie Skelly
The GOAT sits down with Skelly, and she easily sidestepst the ten questions people always waste his time with.
“If You Worry About It, It’ll Never Come”: An Interview with Jim Scancarelli
Jim Scancarelli walks Alex Dueben through the history of Gasoline Alley, which celebrated its 100th anniversary late last year.
