In 2018, the longtime newspaper cartoonist Nicole Hollander behind Sylvia published her first graphic memoir, We Ate Wonder Bread. Alex Dueben got her talking about the inspiration and perspiration behind this new project.
In 1950, the Fisher-Capp feud boiled over, in the pages of Time and The Atlantic Monthly.
Mark Dery is an essayist, educator, and cultural critic whose work you should know. Hopefully, his new biography will kick-start a reawakening: Edward Gorey was one of the darkest and lightest, funniest and dismalest, most original and most historically-rooted visual storytellers of his (or any other) time.
Sarah Horrocks uncovers the what drove her most recent work, an adaptation of Euripedes. Also? Gundam!
On the final installment, Carol Tyler (Soldier’s Heart, Fab4 Mania) talks settling scores and a musical approach to comics-making. Plus, a fond farewell as Greg goes underground.
For a moment in time, the comic that mattered the most was the one with Nightwing in it. In this month’s installment of Michel Fiffe’s Files, he takes a long look back at The Teen Titans.
World War II begins, and the first shots in the Ham Fisher/Al Capp war are also fired.
Catching up with the cartoonist behind such punk romantic works as Rav, Lovers Only, and Space Academy 123.
Noah Berlatsky sits down with Ariel Schrag, the prolific creator of comics, television shows and novels, for an expansive conversation about all the dang work, and the art that shows up at the end of it.
E.A. Bethea’s comics read as a detailed, confessional fever dream.
An exclusive look at Alexander Utkin’s upcoming Water Spirit, Nobrow’s latest attempt to introduce new colors to the visual spectrum, via the delivery system of print media!
The Capp/Fisher feud heats up.
