First look: Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin tease their new series — UPDATED:...
It's been rumored for a long time that Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin have been working on a new project together.
Here is...
Will Sliney Profiles The Fearless Defenders: Dani Moonstar
As a new character joins the cast of Cullen Bunn and Will Sliney's Fearless Defenders, so she joins team members Valkyrie and Misty Knight...
2000AD Tease The Return of Judge Death
Every so often Tharg gets on the blower and gives me a ring, to tell me about new things coming up at 2000AD, the...
To do tonight NYC: Harvey Kurtzman at the Society of Illustrators
I suspect this is going to be an epic night so get there early!
The Society of Illustrators invites you to attend the
Opening Reception...
To do tonight: Baltimore “Check-Marks” Opening at Open Space Gallery
(8) "Check-Marks" Opening at Open Space Gallery
Running March 8th through April 15th
Opening March 8th from 7 to 10pm
Curated by Austin English
Featuring works on paper...
Awards Season: Ware and Stevenson win first Cartoonist Studio Prizes; Spectrum Finalists announced
§ The winners of Slate's first ever Cartoonist Studio Prize have been announced: Chris Ware and Building Stories in the Best Graphic Novel of the Year category and Noelle Stevenson's Nimona for webcomics. Winners and finalists were slected by Slat'es Dan Kois selected student from CCS and guest judge Françoise Mouly.
To do tonight NYC: Deep Girl Release Party at Desert Island
If we didn't have a previous gig, we'd be all over this. $20 for a hand-bound limited edition of essential 90s artifacts? Hell YEAH. Find out where it all began!
WHAAM! – Rian Hughes, Roy Lichtenstein, and IMAGE DUPLICATOR
London's Tate Gallery are running an exhibition of work by Roy Lichtenstein, who is famous for stealing 'appropriating' panels from comics and representing them as works of high art. The exhibition runs until the 27th of May, if you're interested.
Erin Polgreen has a gorgeous Krazy Kat lamp
It's a one of a kind gift, so don't go looking for one.
Nice art: Jackie Ormes!
The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum Blog has a nice post onJackie Ormes, creator of Torchy and the first African-American woman cartoonist of note. And she did get note in her day:
Final Friday: Anxiety with C.F.
If you're like us, Friday is time for all the anxiety or the week to give you one last slap in the face; we're riding it out today with the hypertropic, it all has to happen at once sounds of Spectral Park. For a visual version, here's Anxiety Art: Face It by C.F. (Powr Mastrs), which manages to put it all in a beautifully colored perspective. Over and OUT.
