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Reviews
I Ate The Whole World To Find You
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Cornelius: The Merry Life of a Wretched Dog
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The Weight
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Land of Mirrors
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Processing: 100 Comics That Got Me Through It
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The Legend of Kamui Vol. 1 (of 10)
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Portrait of a Body
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Juliette
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Articles
Excerpt: Wake Up, Pixoto! by Weng Pixin
An Excerpt of Weng Pixin’s Wake Up, Pixoto! from Drawn & Quarterly.
Marc Bell and Ron Regé, Jr. talk life, travel and comics: ‘Uniquely different but very similar life paths’
D&Q’s Tom Devlin wrangled Rege and Bell together for a discussion about their new books, Shell Collection and Raw Sewage Science Fiction.
Sook-Yin Lee with Chester Brown on the story behind the film version of Paying For It
“…he maintained that he had no flaws, to which I countered, ‘That’s a flaw!'” Sook-Yin Lee with Chester Brown on making the film adaptation of Brown’s Paying For it.
The Joe Matt Interview
In this extensive interview from The Comics Journal #183 (January 1996), Christopher Brayshaw speaks with the cartoonist Joe Matt (1963-2023) about his career to date.
Seth on Joe Matt, 1995
From The Comics Journal #183 (January 1996): Christopher Brayshaw followed up his Joe Matt interview with a conversation with the Peepshow cartoonist’s friend and fellow cartoonist, Seth.
Seth’s Palookaville 24: “Can a memory die of neglect?”
Canadian arts and culture writer Vincent Cherniak presents a free-form appreciation of the latest release from veteran cartoonist Seth, with special appearances by critic Dominick Grace and cartoonist Charles Jaffe.
Can an Artist Be Happy? Arizona O’Neill Poses the Question
Montreal-based cartoonist, bookseller and video artist Arizona O’Neill wants to know what happiness means to artists. So, she conducted interviews with a dozen of them, and drew them as comics. Jean Marc Ah-Sen talks to her about this project, collected last year in book form.
The Ineffable Image Inside the Comics of Lynda Barry
As Lynda Barry’s seminal work returns to print in new, lush editions, Robert Petersen casts a look back at the breadth of her career, and the astonishing potency that remains in the creative pursuit of the image.
Annie Mok and Kris Mukai on Ant Colony and The Hospital Suite
Annie Mok and Kris Mukai discuss recent books by Michael DeForge and John Porcellino.
Small Human Ordinariness: An Interview With Tom Gauld
The British author of Goliath talks to Hayley Campbell about storytelling, drawing and youthful dreams.
