Art

Yesterday's Sunday NY Times contained a seminal essay by sometime cartoonist Tim Kreider on the subject of his love for his cat. Yes there are "cat dudes" too, and Kreider is one, as revealed by the elegantly written piece. Plus it contained creepy cute illustrations by Lisa Hanawalt of men and cats. Hanawalt (My Dumb Dirty Eyes) is known for her anthropomorphic humor comics so this was a win all the way.

Just in case anyone has the Monday Blues ... here's Shigeru Mizuki in a wig for you. pic.twitter.com/BHfROnd3VP— Zack Davisson (@ZackDavisson) February 17, 2014 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Shigeru...

Here's another special for Dynamite's 10th Anniversary , a gallery of Jae Lee's covers for the company. Reading about the decline of the comics...

The Folio Society is a UK company that specializes in lovingly produced, high end print versions of classic books. They are pricey—current editions are...

I'm sure no one ever had an impure thought about THIS vintage Disney Valentine, No sir! More here Do you have a Valentine set to spotlight...

For a few years, P. Craig Russell and a handpicked gang of friends, have been working on a graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gaiman's...

Matt Bors has not only been killing it at Medium, he's made a yearly tradition of making X-Men Valentines, and this year's batch is a great way to tell the mutant in your life just how you feel about him/her/it/they. Hit the link for the whole set!

The Hero Initiative remains an essential part of the comics industry. They offer support to comic creators who have suffered injuries, sickness, or other...

Every year the team at Thought Bubble commission artwork from some of their star attendees and put it all up for auction to benefit...

And down the rabbit hole we go...artist Mimi Yoon has defended her "grown up Powerpuff Girls" cover for the comic that was withdrawn after...

French artist Rémi Nöel took a Baman doll and posed it in a series of very lovely and yet hilarious photographs called Curious Wanderings of Batman in the American Southwest. You can see more of them in the link, as Nöel's website appears to be offline at the present moment.

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