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The Art of M.S. Corely

Illustrator M.S. Corley is an exceptional cover artist and he is heavily borrowing from the classic Penguin designs of old. The classic Penguin covers were…

Young Jesus Chronicles

Some might think the topic of Jesus is taboo considering the comic strip Young Jesus Chronicles is about the youth of Jesus. The light humored…

The Way the Future Was

The Way the Future Was by great Science Fiction writer Frederik Pohl has morphed into a blog. The writer was coaxed into writing a blog…

My Life with Charlie Brown

The book Schulz and Peanuts a Biography by David Michaelis left a bitter taste in the mouth with the Schulz estate who gladly opened the…

The Making of a Book Cover

What took six hours to make is a fully sped up segment of how a book is made in a montage sequence of layering with…

50 Boyfriends Worse Than Yours

Before you head to Hallmark for Vanletine’s Day, you better get a copy of 50 Boyfriends Worse Than Yours. You might be a lucky girl…

Philip K. Dick Book Covers

Philip K. Dick is celebrated for “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” the Hollywood version better known as Blade Runner. His books are now the…

The Skiff Reader

Let the games begin. It seems the flood gates are now open and e-readers will soon hit the market to grab that lucrative share of…

Charles Schulz Documentary

[sandboxworld]qVn5bsvtmqk[/sandboxworld] It’s been already 9 years since Charles Schulz passed away on February 9th, 2000. Peanuts is still going stronger each year. Not bad for…

Dilbert Gets Fired

Dilbert gets fired! “You know, some people are angry,” Adams said. “They think I’m making fun of the unemployed, but most people take it for…

Popeye Vol. 2: “Well Blow Me Down!”

Popeye Vol. 2: “Well Blow Me Down!” Popeye has always been a sympathetic comic strip character since he was created. His first inception in comic…

The Art of TV Guide

  Jerry Alten started as Art Director of TV Guide in 1967, and for almost 50 years he engaged the world s greatest illustrators to…

Dinosaurs Go Back To School?

How Do Dinosaurs Go To School? Mark Teague is a self taught artist without any art school education. He has dazzled many young kids with over 20…

Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood

I just wanted to welcome Jeremiah McNichols of Z Recommends as a regular contributor to Sandbox World.  It is with pleasure that we include him in…

Spider-Man Fairy Tales #1

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…

Travels of Thelonious (Fog Mound)

Thelonious Chipmunk is a Talker — an animal who has inherited the gift of language from his ancestors — and he, for one, believes in…

The Complete Peanuts 1963-1964

Spring brings May flowers and Peanuts. Fantagraphics once again releases their run of Peanuts with an intro by animator Bill Melendez. This volume has strips…

Crazy for Cake!

Everyone in Rick Bickworth’s class is good at something, except him. One day, though, Rick discovers that he was born to bake. And there’s nothing…

Jack Kirby’s Fourth World Omnibus

Growing up in the 70’s was an exciting time when comic great Jack Kirby jumped ship from Marvel to DC Comics and took with him his…

Working Methods

Comic Creators Detail Their Storytelling And Artistic Processes by John LOWE Professional comic artists interpret scripts every day as they successfully transform the written word…

New Moomin

As Stan Lee used to say, "Nuff said!" The good folks at Drawn and Quarterly are up to their old tricks and teasing us with…