R.I.P Anne Cleveland
Anne Cleveland, a cartoonist from the '30s to the '50s, whose main subject was college humor and her alma mater, Vassar, has died at...
Craig Yoe’s Secret Identity
Craig Yoe has been reminding us to remind you about his new blog, Secret Identity, which both celebrates the release of his Secret Identity:...
D23 — for the serious Disney Fan
The great monolithic Disney has just launched a new project called D23, which is an official fan club aimed at very serious Disney fans....
Indiana Jones: Child molester?
Recently, a transcript has surfaced of the story conference between George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and Lawrence Kasdan, in which they hammer out the ideas...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 3/10/09
§ Comics of Yore #1: Chris Mautner looks at the legendary FLEX MENTALLO:
Flex Mentallo was a four-issue mini-series published by Vertigo Comics back in...
RIP: John Carbonaro
John Carbonaro, a longtime fan-turned publisher when he purchased the rights to the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, passed away at age 58 on February 25th, as...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits, 3/9/09
§ Today's MUST READ: Christopher Borrelli at the Chicago Trib has a fantastic profile of Lynda Barry. Matt Groening, Chris Ware, and Ivan Brunetti...
WATCHMEN sales rankings
Oh, okay. Here is ONE LINK about WATCHMEN, but it has to do with the comic -- PSYCHE. John Jackson Miller looks at the...
Daisuke Muroi
Frank Santoro posts a few samples of the work of a little known but interesting manga-ka.
Don Marquis and George Herriman
Kristy Valenti looks at a lesser known facet of George "Krazy Kat" Herriman's career -- his illustrations for archy and mehitabel. Written by journalist...
Wally Wood and Frank Frazetta
Came the Dawn by Al Feldstein and Wally Wood from SHOCK SUSPENSTORIES #9 ~ June-July/1953.
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Frank Frazetta's never finished sketches for a remake of...
