An interview with Dylan Williams
Dylan Williams is the founder of Sparkplug Comic Books, art film/used bookstore owner , and guy behind the scenes in many of Portland's comic and independent press events. A few months back, I sent Dylan some questions for an article on Diamond for PW Comics, expecting a few short answers, and when I got his responses, I wanted to print them all.
Fall/Winter Xeric Awards announced
The latest batch of Xeric Grant winners has been announced -- since its foundation in 1992, the Xeric has recognized a fairly amazing lineup...
Weekend Reading: Black Death by Sammy Harkham
Struggle, death, darkness, a ray of hope? Via what things do
TCAF has website, guests
With this thrilling poster by Daniel Clowes leading the charge as it cleaves its way across the internet, a new website for theToronto...
Tonight to do: ARTBREAK with Kidd, Heatley, Neufeld, Shaw
We're informed that you can buy discount tickets here and at the door with codeword COMIX. More info here..
Holiday Reading: The Last Lonely Saturday
Maybe a little sad for the holidays, but the sentiment is pure and clear.
BTW, Jordan Crane's lovely little tone poem is available as part...
Rickheit launches ECTOPIARY
Hans Rickheit's THE SQUIRREL MACHINE was one of the year's most dazzling surprises -- an extremely creepy and imaginative tale that made an indelible...
Billy Hazelnuts 2!
The ever indispensable Flog blog points us to exciting Tony Millionaire news:
First, so as not to bury the lede: Tony Millionaire is on Twitter....
Huizenga’s Postcard from Fielder
Kevin Huizenga continues to explore the wonder of the quotidian.
More Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival reactions
Dan Nadel, co-organizer of the recent BCGF, wraps things up at Comics Comics -- it was a very successful day, and in response to...
News, notes, and photos from Brooklyn
As we walked around the room at the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival on Saturday, we asked folks what was coming up for 2010...
Prints by Marc Bell and Al Columbia available
Gabe at Desert Island writes to tell us of two bitchin' prints by Marc Bell and Al Columbia which are available for order for...






