Getting Lost in that Hopeless Little Screen - This Week's Links - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Tired of July 4th festivities? We've got just the thing, links.
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Getting Lost in that Hopeless Little Screen - This Week's Links - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Tired of July 4th festivities? We've got just the thing, links.
Bring on The Boys: Success, Supes, satire, cynicism and Garth Ennis - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com That The Boys is Ennis’ best known work is largely thanks to the sheer popularity of superhero branding that The Boys itself obviously despises.
Bring on The Boys: Success, Supes, satire, cynicism and Garth Ennis - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com That The Boys is Ennis’ best known work is largely thanks to the sheer popularity of superhero branding that The Boys itself obviously despises.
Second Hand Love - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com It is special to read a comic which not only stands on its own as a great work in the medium but also forces the reader to reexamine an artist’s prior work and appreciate their voice in a new light. F...
'Really I just want to stay home and make art about my dog': An interview with Sara Varon - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Sara Varon talks books, film and dogs, dogs, dogs with Gina Gagliano
'Really I just want to stay home and make art about my dog': An interview with Sara Varon - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Sara Varon talks books, film and dogs, dogs, dogs with Gina Gagliano
Hypermutt - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Max
Hypermutt - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Max
The Sun is a Wondrous Body - This Week's Links - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com It's hot out. Stay cool by catching up on this week's news.
The Sun is a Wondrous Body - This Week's Links - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com It's hot out. Stay cool by catching up on this week's news.
Hypermutt - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Max
American Comics and Secret Pioneers: Frank Johnson's Decades of Hidden Gags Strips - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Frank Johnson toiled for decades on thousands of pages of comics, all of which remained unseen by anyone but Johnson until his death in 1979. Hagai Palevsky illustrates the significance of creating in...
American Comics and Secret Pioneers: Frank Johnson's Decades of Hidden Gags Strips - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Frank Johnson toiled for decades on thousands of pages of comics, all of which remained unseen by anyone but Johnson until his death in 1979. Hagai Palevsky illustrates the significance of creating in...
American Comics and Secret Pioneers: Frank Johnson's Decades of Hidden Gags Strips - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Frank Johnson toiled for decades on thousands of pages of comics, all of which remained unseen by anyone but Johnson until his death in 1979. Hagai Palevsky illustrates the significance of creating in...
Woman, Life, Freedom - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com The collaborative nature of Woman, Life, Freedom mirrors the revolution it hopes to explain and amplify. While Marjane Satrapi’s name is the one on the front cover, she’s listed as having created the ...
The War on Gaza – 6.25.24 - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com This is the thirteenth installment of Joe Sacco’s column, “The War on Gaza.”
Logan’s Run: Roy Thomas, Len Wein, and the curious case of the Wolverine - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Who really did create Wolverine? And just as importantly, why should any of the rest of us care?
Logan’s Run: Roy Thomas, Len Wein, and the curious case of the Wolverine - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Who really did create Wolverine? And just as importantly, why should any of the rest of us care?
Logan’s Run: Roy Thomas, Len Wein, and the curious case of the Wolverine - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Who really did create Wolverine? And just as importantly, why should any of the rest of us care?
All the Time in Sunny Beach - This Week's Links - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Lawsuits, AI issues and grant givings are revealed in the link.
Nancy Fest 2024 scene report: Brisket and Bushmiller - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com What was the first ever Nancy Fest like? M.S. Harkness lays it all out for you.
All the Time in Sunny Beach - This Week's Links - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Lawsuits, AI issues and grant givings are revealed in the link.
Rogue Trooper: Blighty Valley - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Garth Ennis has been doing a lot of 2000 AD work recently. There’s the comics version of 1980s fantasy film Hawk the Slayer (reviewed here), the revival of veteran war anthology Battle Action (reviewe...
Rogue Trooper: Blighty Valley - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com Garth Ennis has been doing a lot of 2000 AD work recently. There’s the comics version of 1980s fantasy film Hawk the Slayer (reviewed here), the revival of veteran war anthology Battle Action (reviewe...
Arrivals and Departures June 2024 by RJ Casey - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com I went to the open “Tot Gym” last week and let me tell you, if you are a stay-at-home parent, you better have a strong raft to sail the seas of isolation. I’ve been trying to open myself up, to make o...
The War on Gaza – 6.18.24 - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com This is the twelfth installment of Joe Sacco’s column, “The War on Gaza.”
Flash Gordon artist Dan Schkade on rebooting a classic: 'It’s all fresh ground' - The Comics Journalwww.tcj.com As the man behind the King Features reboot of Flash Gordon in newspapers, Schkade has wowed readers with a fast-paced, action heavy style that works surprisingly well in the comic-a-day format.