This weekend: Royal Flush Festival
Jah Furry shares a preview of the new issue of Royal Flush Magazine, which contains much of comics-related interest:
• Exclusive cover story / interview...
SPX: Women with beards
R U sick of SPX reports? How can you be when they are so full of "laughing and loving" (as Dustin Harbin put it)...
We Urge You To Bookmark This Site
Have you ever wanted to just ditch it all and go on tour for a few weeks? If adult responsibilities are preventing you fro...
Irwin Hasen: LOVERBOY
It's been an astonishing year in graphic novels, but...we're not done yet. Comicmix has the goods on what may be the most amazing book...
John Porcellino on tour — tonight, Desert Island
Did we post the John Porcellino tour dates before? Twice is better than never. He IS coming to a store near you.
Tues....
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 9/29/09
§ Oh Shaenon, why can't I be you? The Patrick Swayze Manga Recommendation Guide.
§ Robot 6 calls this post "The comic Chris...
More on the death of Yoshito Usui
While Japan mourns the creator of Shin-chan, Yoshito Usui, some rather heartbreaking details are emerging about his death on September 11th. Usui-sensei fell to...
Kirby family files for copyright reassignment
ALL HELL IS BREAKING LOOSE. Last week, Jack Kirby's four children filed notices of copyright termination for 45 characters . The LA Times has...
Dorkin/Thompson BEASTS OF BURDEN tour
Crumb's GENESIS. ASTERIOS POLYP. Joe Sacco's NOTES FROM GAZA. The ALEC collection. 2009 has seen more than its share of graphic novels that change...
PERSONAL #3: Haspiel/Galifiniakis — the cosmic connection
This week's New Yorker contains many things comics ... a cover by Ivan Brunetti, a print ad for the Vertigo Crime Line (props to...
PERSONAL #2: Chris Weston, crimefighter
Artist Chris Weston is no stranger to mayhem, having drawn THE FILTH, THE TWELVE, and many more beloved comics classics. Doubtless the ninja training...
Happy Birthday, Jack!
Jack Kirby would have been 92 years old today.
Bully has a 24 hour tribute, with hourly posting. Spurge has a visual tribute....
