Meet Tiny — the pint-sized, prehistoric hero! He may be very small, but he’s got a very big heart! When Tiny the dinosaur hatches out of a great, big egg, no one can believe their eyes…he is so small! Tiny grows –a little — and tries to make friends with the other young dinosaurs but […]
Blessed with a lovely bouncy, rubbery SpongeBob SquarePants-y style, and beloved by fellow cartoonists like Seth and Chris Ware, cartoonist and animator Walt Holcombe tells wildly imaginative stories of love gained and (often) lost. Things Just Get Away From You collects all of Holcombe’s late-1990s comics work, with a bonus new story, "Hails at Sea," […]
You got to love this idea, robots and monsters drawn and collected to help individuals and families afflicted with AIDS in the San Francisco Bay Area. Joe Alterio is the mastermind behind this great idea, support Joe and his worthy cause and buy a robot or monster. RobotsAndMonsters.org is a charitable art project which matches goodwill […]
Calvin and Hobbes TV show? Maybe not in our lifetime, or Bill Watterson’s, the creator of Calvin and Hobbes . The man is sitting on his book reprints and hording a handsome amount of money. Donato Di Carlo at the CFP Milano film school lets our imagination wander to a far flung TV station that would nest an […]
Flash Animation is making computer geeks able to do their own animation by themselves with a simple computer and a flash animation program. There are so many great shows that are making the leap into international markets all over the world. Dogstar is an example of a show that is broadcast for HBO Family Latin […]
To Infinity and Beyond!: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios Here is a great book about the history of the greatest CGI animation studio of all time. Karen Paik and Leslie Iwerks bring you the behind the scenes of Pixar and their future as the premier juggernaut of animation. Pixar – Action (verb) of making […]
Over 500 pages of classic adventures are included in this value-priced volume! The Fastest Man Alive stars in these fantastic tales from late 1950s and into the 1960s — the Silver Age of Comics! A strange accident transformed police scientist Barry Allen into the super-speedster known as The Flash — but it was no accident […]
Mutt and Jeff was created in 1907, and many consider this to be the first true comic strip. The name has become a lexicon for odd couple duos. To celebrate 100 years since it was created, Nantier Beall Minoustchine Publishing proudly presents the first book,The Early Years of MUTT & JEFF (Forever Nuts: […]
Atomic Cartoons doesn’t want to be misunderstood with their new show. The animation studio who gave us both Atomic Betty and Big City Birds, are working on a new series. It’s called Mythunderstood and this YouTube clip directed by Tyler Schroeder will give you a glimpse into this exciting new offering. Tony M.If this article made you think, […]
At first I thought this was a real corny idea. After looking at the recent art and spin on the fairy tales, it looks like a great venture. Spider-Man Fairy Tales #1 is on sale May 30th 2007. Isn’t everything in life better with a little bit of Spider-Man? Fans will find out the answer […]
Thelonious Chipmunk is a Talker — an animal who has inherited the gift of language from his ancestors — and he, for one, believes in humans. Who else could have made the old paper postcard he treasures? Who else could have built the tall building shown on the postcard? His desire to know more about […]
As teachers, we’re always looking for new ways to help our students engage with texts. James Bucky Carter and the contributors to this collection have found an effective approach: use graphic novels! Carter and his contributors tap into the growing popularity of graphic novels in this one-of-a-kind guidebook. Each chapter presents practical suggestions for the […]