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Amazing Ameziane’s Sergio Leone graphic novel dives into the wild origins of the Spaghetti Western and the man who turned Clint Eastwood into a legend.
Frank Miller’s Push the Wall combines memoir and masterclass, showcasing his groundbreaking comics, films, and the creative genius behind Batman, Daredevil, and more.
Minky Woodcock returns in a noir-soaked, occult-infused mystery with stunning art by Cynthia von Buhler—where real history meets supernatural horror.
Craig Thompson’s Ginseng Roots is a powerful graphic memoir exploring family, labor, and the global history of ginseng with breathtaking visual storytelling.
In January 2025, Popeye enters the U.S. public domain, sparking new creative reinterpretations and a rush of projects leveraging his newfound public domain status.
Boris, the round-headed child, reigns like a despot in the little house he lives in with his mother. His mother, Bulle, formerly known as Aglaia, was once the all-powerful queen of the country Marylene. Since Marylene's fall, residents have lived in peace thanks to a self-governing system they have adopted. But when Boris meets Sabine, a warrior French fry thirsty for revenge, nothing will ever be the same ...
Tom Hart examines what makes a graphic memoir great, and shows you how to do it.
Chris Oliveros is really pushing the envelope. Montreal’s graphic novel publisher (Drawn and Quarterly) has finally joined the fold as creator of his own book. The…
No problem. Want to make bagfuls of money? Send your cartoons to Chris Oliveros of Drawn and Quarterly.
Charles Burns achieved a significant milestone as his iconic graphic novel "Black Hole" made a remarkable appearance in the film "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes."
Vincent Van Gogh’s life might have been dark but his paintings were full of coloring underling his sadness. What a novel idea to learn about…
It is truly the Age of the Cartoonist (the artist who writes and draws his or her own work) so says Jeff Smith, the editor…
Howard Stern is getting his own comic book from Bluewater Productions who piggyback on celebrity names to sell comics. Howard Stern who describes himself as…
With the advent buzz of the new Steven Spielberg/Peter Jackson Tintin movie, fans are sprouting with tribute art. The small stream is already flowing. Neon…
The Adventures of Unemployed Man takes a stab at the so real world of recession. (some are still in denial there is not one) Gan…
Clowes’ Wilson is being adapted into a screenplay for Fox Searchlight. This is a big coupe for the imprint Drawn and Quarterly, the publisher of…
The enigmatic Robert Crumb, known for his reclusive tendencies, has sought refuge from the tumultuous atmosphere of the United States. Often regarded as the Henry Miller of comic book illustrators.
http://media.opb.org/clips/embed/eW63920b20101012154713.js Periscope Studio seems like the coolest place to work at. The Portland studio houses 20 artists from different backgrounds in the comic book industry.…
The hottest graphic novel is coming out this October. X’ed Out by Charles Burns is a tip to two icons in the art world. The…
In 1967, Claude Tchou published an oddity called La Vilaine Lulu, the only comic strip written and drawn by Yves Saint Laurent. In this book…
Google Lit Trips is putting literature back on the map. If you are a bibliophile, you can plan your trip around famous literature. Google Lit…
Every country at one time had their own Charles M. Schulz, Canada is no exception to this. Doug Wright and his Nipper creation is a…
Every culture incorporates stories from other countries, iron curtain Russia of old rendered Lord of The Rings a bit different and unique at the same…
The highly-rated Robert Crumb's Book of Genesis is parodied by Ward Sutton for the Village Voice. Classic Robert Crumb characters are used in a tribute of sorts to the band Genesis and the themes from their discography.