Alison Bechdel wins a MacArthur Foundation Grant
Alison Bechdel has been named one of this year's MacArthur Foundation grant winners, often known as a genius grant.
Bechdel was cited for being
...a cartoonist and graphic...
Michael DeForge’s shelf porn is made for action
Zainab Akhtar's excellent Comics and Cola blog runs a feature called "Comics Shelfies" which includes pictures of various comics collections. Usually the Expedit or...
When cartoonists get famous: Randall Munroe on Colbert
The Colbert Report
Last week Randall Munroe of xkcd fame apepared on the Colbert Show to promote his new book What If?: Serious Scientific Answers...
Hanselmann, Deforge and Kyle on tour
Simon Hanselmann, Patrick Kyle and Michael DeForge are going on tour together, an event that will doubtless span a thousand autobio comics. DeForge is...
Chris Ware reveals his love of sitcoms
Chris Ware is only the second cartoonist to get the Paris Review interview treatment—Robert Crumb was the first—and it's said to be one of...
Happy Birthday Jack Kirby
It's The King's 97th birthday today, but who needs an excuse to celebrate the mans vision, talent and tenacity? Kirby's granddaughter Jillian is spearheading...
Yale Stewart apologizes after accusations of harassment
Oh god where to begin. The short version is that Judge Dread artist Ulises Farinas calling out Yale Stewart over what Farinas deemed ill-advised charity efforts then led to Stewart, the artist of the webcomic JL8, being outed as a naked selfie sender, and then apologizing while putting his webcomic on hiatus.
Denis KItchen on The Best of Comix Book–“One of the Greatest Things Stan Lee...
The Best of Comix Book: When Marvel Went Underground
is in B&W/ and Full color, HardCover an exclusive Kitchen Sink Press imprint under Dark Horse ISBN:978-1-61655-258-9
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MariNaomi begins Cartoonists of Color Databse
Cartoonist MariNaomi is starting a database of cartoonists of color (COC) and you can upload your details as explained in the link. There's...
Things to buy: Noah Van Sciver’s Heartbreak Sale
Noah van Sciver is one of our finest young cartoonists, building up a body of work that displays hard work, insight, and a strong storytelling sensibility that doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable. I like The Hypo, his unconventional take on Abraham Lincoln, and Saint Cole from the Expositor.
The Beat Podcasts! – Mike Dawson interview
Recorded at Publishers Weekly, it's More To Come, the weekly podcast of comics news, interviews and discussion with Calvin Reid, Kate Fitzsimons and The...
More on Mike Dawson and finding an audience
There's been a lot o' talk this week about Mike Dawson's essay on his perceived failure to find an audience. Dawson followed up on...














