The Long Dark Eternal September of the Soul
The recent, latest online activism against an online idiot encouraged me to write something which I had been thinking about for awhile.
The philosophical musing...
Hobbit-y Goodness
Excuse me, but I need to nerd/geek/dork/whatever out here for a minute because: They are making not one, not two, but three movies for...
MUST LISTEN: Audio of the 1954 Senate Comic Book hearings
While the finding of the check for $130 which National presented to Siegel and Shuster might have been a high point of this year's comic history, here's a strong contender for another: the actual audio of the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency hearings on comic books.
Preview: Popeye #4
Apropos of absolutely nothing apart from it just made me laugh, cackle and cough, here are some preview pages for issue #4 of IDW's Popeye...
Cartoonists doing things: MariNaomi goes to the Galapagos
If you think all indie cartoonists ever do is brush their teeth and gaze at their drawing board, MariNaomi's diary this week at TCJ should disprove that as she travels around South America and goes to the Galapagos Islands!
Sherlock Holmes Gets Reinvented In Harlem For a New Digital Series
By Todd Allen
I found something unexpected in my in-box yesterday. A digital comic called "Watson and Holmes." That title might not always catch my...
Hours of fun: Nevins' The Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes
Comics Scholar Jess Nevins is all the way up to Doctor Doom (I) in the Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes which is...just what it sounds like, and already has hundreds of entries. Best known for his League of Extraordinary Gentlemen annotations, and other detailed annotations for revered comics series, this encyclopedia looks to be even more time consuming.
Wheel Clamp Man Vs Australia
By Steve Morris
In these dark times, it's hard to tell right from wrong anymore. Our heroes are being arrested and demasked in public, whilst...
Celebrate Kirby's Birthday with a contribution to the Hero Initiative
It's no secret that for the greater part of his later years, Jack Kirby was greatly concerned with leaving a financial legacy for his family. His whole life he'd worked night and day creating entire universes...and although his creations had gone on to become multimedia sensations, because of the way the comics industry was set up, he was in no position to benefit from it.
Happy 95th Birthday, Jack Kirby
My favorite Kirby now is the more crazy abstract stuff, so my selection favors that. Of course there was much more to Kirby.
Fan Expo 2012: DC and Marvel Roundup
By Steve Morris
Fan Expo Canada unfolded across this weekend, bringing all sorts of unwashed comic creators to Toronto. And with them came all sorts...
The New York Comics and Picture-Story Symposium Brings Professionals Together
In New York City, an active community of professionals working in comics and image-text combinations hopes to share their knowledge and benefit from the experience of others in the field. The New York Comics and Picture-story Symposium is a collective for trading stories, tips, critiques, and encouragement in a fresh setting by combining the social with the educational.





