INTERVIEW: Kevin Huizenga revisits Glenn Ganges with The River at Night
And after six years of waiting, it is very well worth it!
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Hard Tomorrow’ is a sympathetic but complicated portrait of today
The Hard Tomorrow
By Eleanor Davis
Drawn and Quarterly
It’s easy to view the times we live in as apocalyptic even if you aren’t a religious believer....
INDIE VIEW: ‘Creation’ gives the full picture of gentrification in Hamilton, Ontario
Creation
By Sylvia Nickerson
Drawn & Quarterly
As a resident of Hamilton, Ontario, cartoonist Sylvia Nickerson hasn’t allowed herself to become entrenched solely in her own concerns,...
Lynda Barry named a recipient of the MacArthur Genius Grant
The graphic novelist and educator is one of 26 recipients.
INTERVIEW: Seth on CLYDE FANS, storytelling, memory and whether he actually owns a Clyde...
Seth looks back on 20 years of making Clyde Fans and what he's doing next.
REVIEW: Keum Suk Gendry-Kim’s GRASS sheds a humbling light on history
Gendry-Kim sheds a deeply personal light on the affects of war.
INDIE VIEW: ‘King of King Court’ celebrates the power of telling your own story
This dysfunctional family memoir is a triumph of resilience
INDIE VIEW: ‘Hot Comb’ tells masterful stories about hair and race
Hot Comb
By Ebony Flowers
Drawn and Quarterly
In Hot Comb, cartoonist Ebony Flowers ushers me into a world I have no experience with and probably will...
SDCC ’19: Drawn and Quarterly announces new titles from Lisa Hanawalt & Adrian Tomine,...
D+Q's 2020 slate is jam-packed.
SDCC ’19: D+Q to bring debuts, previews, signings & more all weekend long
D+Q will be at booth #1629 Thursday-Sunday.
INDIE VIEW: Echoes of lost old worlds in ‘Rust Belt’ and ‘Yellow Yellow’
John Seven reviews 'Rust Belt' and 'Yellow Yellow'
INDIE VIEW: Taking stock of personal inventory manufactures a crippling void in ‘Clyde Fans’
John Seven reviews 'Clyde Fans'
