SALT WATER TAFFY goes online
We forgot to pot this news, but everyone else did, but it's still too good not to pass along: SALT WATER TAFFY, Matt Loux's...
First ever Nickelodeon Comics Awards winners announced
Wimpy Kid unsurprisingly won two of the inaugural Nickelodeon Magazine Comics Awards, but Naruto got beaten by Pokémon. The winners:
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Top GNs in bookstores
And in our final chart based item for the morning, ICv2 has released an adjusted list of the top-selling graphic novels of 2008, according...
NYCC: Archie Comics – #1821
Archie Comics was kind enough to send over their schedule for the show:
Stop by the Archie Comics booth #1821 and meet writers Misako Rocks!,...
WIMPY KID as popular as Obama?
Well, at least in NYC, as reported by Shelf Awareness:
Harry N. Abrams is off to a very muscular start in 2009. On Tuesday, the...
WIMPY KID phenomenon detailed
The New York Times looks at Jeff Kinney's "Wimpy Kid" blockbuster status:
The franchise has been a sleeper hit for Amulet Books, an imprint of...
Catching up on publishing news
If you have a little downtime over the holidays, you could do much worse than by reading The Comics Reporter's yearend series of interviews:
Fantagraphics...
Salem! No!
Oh no! Soon you will see another beloved comics character as you have never seen him before! That never happened before, either! But it's...
SLJ ‘s Best Adult Books for High School Students
School LIbrary Journal has released a list of adult books recommended for younger readers:
It was a banner literary year and so SLJ's Adult Books...
Cool new book: Chicken and Cat Clean Up
Johanna points us in the direction of a new children's book by the marvelous Sara Varon: Chicken and Cat Clean Up.
In this volume, a...
UK kids are crazy for comics
§ A raft of stories from the UK about how -- get this -- children love comics, in the wake of a study with...
Second volume of SALT WATER TAFFY is out this week
Matthew Loux's well-received kids comic, SALT WATER TAFFY, is back this week with a second volume:
Following closely on the success of the first volume...
