Chris Ware is serializing “The Last Saturday” in The Guardian
The Guardian is serializing a new Chris Ware comic, called The Last Saturday. If there was a contest to chose the most Chris Ware-like...
Last Call: All messages go better with Star Trek “Capt. Kirk vs. the internet”
Tom Tomorrow has done it again with a classic Trek-theme cartoon.
Last Call: Rocket and Groot make The New Yorker
When I first saw the Rocket Raccoon and Groot toys at Toy Fair back in February—or maybe earlier when I first saw the Guardians...
Is the Clickhole Calvin and Hobbes Cartoon Illegal Child Porn?
Clickhole, the Onion's answer to Buzzfeed and Clickhole, has posted an audacious NSFW video parody, "If You Grew Up With 'Calvin and Hobbes,' You...
Bill Watterson drew some new comic strips and you can see them at HeroesCon
Last week there was some intrigue over whether some guest strips on Stephen Pastis's Pearls Before Swine comic strip were actually drawn...
Rees/Kupperman comic on #yesallwomen deemed unfit to print at NYT
Michael Kupperman and David Rees have been contributing a biweekly comic called "See Something, Say Something" to the New York Times editorial page, but...
Wiley Miller wins THE Reuben and other Reuben Award winners
The National Cartoonist Society gave out their annual awards this weekend. Non Sequitur's Wiley Miller won The Reuben Award as presented to the outstanding...
The NY Post drops its comics section—who noticed?
Media watchdog Jim Romanesko was the first to catch that the New York Post had dropped its comics section. The section was wizened...
2014 Reuben Award nominees are out
The "Reuben Awards", aka the divisional awards presented by the National Cartoonist Society to deserving creators in comic strips, illustrations, animation and even comics,...
Bill Watterson and Richard Thompson interviewed on the state of cartooning
Yep you head me right. This weekend the Billy Ireland Cartoon Museum and LIbrary in Columbus Ohio will open two incredible shows,
The Irresistible...
Bill Watterson creates poster art for STRIPPED
While the odds are still low on him showing up to fulfill his duties as Grand Prix winner, Bill Watterson is slightly less reclusive of late than he has been for most of the 19 years since he quite Calvin and Hobbes. For instance he has drawn the poster for the film STRIPPED, a documentary about comic strip artists which also features an interview with Watterson. The piece is billed as Watterson's first cartoon in 19 years (he's shown a painting since then, a contribution to Project Cul-de-sac.)
Checker Books is back (?) with The Winsor McCay Project
Back in the day Checker Books was a company that specialized in reprinting old comic strips and books, including a bunchy of Winsor McCay...
