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“There’s No Sugar Coating The Nightmare”: An Interview With Zara Slattery
Zara Slattery talks about how she took her experience in a coma (and her husband’s diary he wrote while she lay in it) and turned it into a comic, the mythology that informed its narrative, and the thick-skinned life she’s lived since the experience.
“There’s No Intention To Be Oblique Or Puzzling”: A Conversation With Richard Short
Richard Short’s Klaus comics just saw their biggest collection yet, by way of Breakdown, and Joe Decie caught up with the creator about what it’s like, keeping up with the world’s most thoughtful cat.
“They Tread That Perfect Balance Between Fantasy & Reality”: A Conversation with Hannah Eaton
Cartoonist Joe Decie and cartoonist Hannah Eaton talk about horror, both folk and personal, and how that informs and appears in her work, especially the recently published Blackwood.
Joe Decie: Day Five
A night out with friends presents an artistic dilemma for this week’s cartoonist. How will Joe cope?
Joe Decie: Day Four
Life makes its presence felt, and Joe goes for a run to figure things out.
Joe Decie: Day Three
Animal waste didn’t stop Mozart, and construction noise didn’t silence Kirby–and they won’t slow Joe Decie down either!
Joe Decie: Day Two
It’s okay to keep a sock that’s not yours–but first, you’ve got to due some diligence. Let Joe Decie show you the path!
Joe Decie: Day One
We all have the chance to be the Pied Piper in our own lives–just don’t miss the opportunity when it appears. Joe is here: let Decie Week begin!
Shadow Puppets
The first installment of a new monthly column, in which the cartoonist Julia Gfrörer uses principles of psychoanalysis, philosophy, and comparative mythology to deliberately overthink the symbolic language of comics.
London Calling: Blank Slate Books and Nobrow Press
Every now and then, when a new publishing concern pops up, one wonders how it’s possible they weren’t there all along.
