Sequart Research & Literacy Organization announced
It looks like scholarship is here to stay, as Sequart has announced a new scholarly organization:
An organization has been founded to study and promote...
Warren Ellis makes the case for Tom Frame
Via his Bad Signal mailing list:
The thing that bothered me about that Roll Of Honour award was that it should have been a reason...
“Learn How Dagwood Splits the Atom”
Boing Boing points us towards a cool old science comic that investigates the nature of the universe via Dagwood.
Where is…BOILERPLATE?
Regular readers may recall the odd and colorful saga of BOILERPLATE, a make-pretend mechanical man created by Paul Guinan who ended up being used...
Con news: Knuckles no more
Speaking of con season, it seems one of the most legendary bars in convention history has fallen prey to remodeling. Knuckles, the sports bar...
One more Eisner docu screening
WILL EISNER: PORTRAIT OF A SEQUENTIAL ARTIST had its world premiere last Thursday at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, and a...
The wit and wisdom of Vinnie Colletta
Vinnie Colletta is a legendary name in comic book circles -- legendary because he could be one of the worst inkers in the biz,...
Sunday Reading: Tate comics article
The Tate Britain, currently has a show up on William Hogarth, who is widely claimed by us comical types to have been one of...
Jack Kirby to the rescue
Wired Magazine has the incredible comics tie-in story of the week one that defies an any link summary. But we'll try. It seems that...
Neil Gaiman interview
Wild River Review has a much longer than usual interview with Neil Gaiman, where at one point he returns to the olden days:
...I...
When they were Kings
Mark Evanier posts one of the photos from his upcoming Jack Kirby biography. For a bigger persion go to Mark's blog. The picture is...
Rabbi examines Jewish themes in comics
Rabbi and scholar Harry Manhoff examines the Jewish heritage in comics:
"I knew there were Jewish authors and artists (in comic books)," recalls Manhoff,...
