Drawn & Quarterly

Millennials are often portrayed by the older generation - my own, to be clear - as a generation of victims. Like most cross-generational proclamations,...

Nick Drnaso’s fictional world is a particularly joyless one where even coming together doesn’t much help the human condition. It might even make things...

The Lynda Barry renaissance that's been underway at D&Q for the last few years with What It Is, Syllabus and reprints of her early...

2015 isn't even cold in its rocking chair and 20126 is coming on like gangbusters. Here's what D&Q has coming in February, the long...

While Gilbert Hernandez is new to the bible comics business, Canadian iconoclast Chester Brown has long been fascinated by scripture; long ago he adapted...

D&Q has just announced their January releases, including a new edition of Jason Lutes' Berlin, more Gasoline Alley, an exciting debut graphic novel from Nick Drnaso AND The Envelope Manufacturer, the book by former D&Q publisher Chris Oliveros, who has been quietly working on this book for years. The subject matter -- the gradual erosion of a small business -- echoes Seth's Clyde Fans and maybe even the comics industry? We'll find out! In case you're wondering about Jason Lutes long simmering epic, a new issue, the 18th, came out last May, and he's slowly but surely working on completing it.

So many Halloween comics are coming out this season. Here's one that's available as part of Halloween Comic Fest: BIRTH OF KITARO by Shigeru...

Well, D&Q was just about the last digital holdout among prestige comics publishers, but today they have joined the throngs with a full selection...

Over the weekend, Drawn & Quarterly got some much deserved attention in the New York Times for their 25th Anniversary and the astonishing accompanying...

Ignatz winner, Eisner-nominee Laura Park is a cartoonist who veers into "national treasure" territory for me. Her classically styled linework and delicate coloring mix with an ineffable, inspired mix of sadness and tenderness. Do Not Disturb My Waking Dream, her mini comic, is a small classic, released in small numbers. But hooray, D+Q will be publishing a collected edition of her comics under the Waking Dream title.

Daniel Clowes is the Mark Millar of the indie comics set, with two of his graphic novels—Ghost World and Art School Confidential—having been filmed. And now a third, Wilson, based on the GN of the same name, is back on track, with filming set for Minneapolis next month. The script is by Clowes.

As revealed in the Globe and Mail, a change at the top of one of the most lauded and loved alternative comics publishers was certain the...