Excerpt: Monkey Chef
Check out a preview of Mike Freiheit’s Monkey Chef, his autobiographical account of the year he spent working in a South African primate sanctuary.
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Michael Fleisher: Comic Book Writer, 1942-2018
The controversial writer died last month. He was best remembered for his work on The Spectre and Jonah Hex, the authorized encyclopedias he wrote on Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, and a libel case he doggedly pursued against The Comics Journal, Gary Groth, and Harlan Ellison.
Tengo Hambre
It’s day two of Pitchfork scribes turning in comics reviews, and day one of a Kilgore take-over. Also, i’m molting.
Excerpt: Blammo #10
Noah Van Sciver Blammo series will soon reach its 10th issue. Check out this preview now so that you can school others on it later.
Report to Readers: The Life and Legend of Wallace Wood Volume 2
A lot of work went into this new edition of Bhob Stewart’s tribute to Wood.
Little Universes: An Interview with Roman Muradov
Aug Stone speaks with the artist Roman Muradov about their upcoming work, the influence of The Fall, and what it’s like to look back on one’s past art.
Look What You Made Me Glue
Marc Sobel has no fear of word count, RJ Casey takes a stand, and awful rumors abound, and may be fast on their way towards being…not rumors?
2001 Nights
There are many science fiction comics, but none of them are quite like the visionary ten-issue 1990s manga from Yukinobu Hoshino.
The Finest in Grog
Time to meet Sara & Ardo, your Lambda nominations, learn from the book of Stotts, and check in with two other contributors who have gone off and made some comics.
“Feedback Is Not Important to Me”: An Interview with Taneka Stotts
Ardo Omer speaks with Taneka Stotts about her career in editing, poetry and Eisner-nominated comics.
Sure Cougar, Pure Sugar
Chris Mautner and email marketing! Let’s all get aroused about EMAIL MARKETING.
Episode 27: Whit Taylor
The creator of the newly released Ghost Stories talks Junji Ito, Meghan Turbitt, Jeffrey Brown, and more.
Who Needs Food When You’ve Got A Checklist
Katie bids us farewell, Tegan takes the new kid out for a test drive, Neil Gaiman meets four strangers in a hotel room and calls them geniuses.
Ass Kicked
Bolting topicality onto a struggling juvenile concept never elevates the juvenile concepts as well as creators always seem to think.
Katie Skelly: Day Five
The reason that everybody loves to throw down on Friday is because it’s awesome to throw down on Friday: especially when you’ve earned it.
