To do Friday 2/8: The Color of Comics opening
A new exhibit kicks off to look at the sociological implications of comics:
OPENING RECEPTION of THE COLOR OF COMICS EXHIBITION: A Look at the...
If we just wait a while
Dick Hyacinth answers Mark Andrews and reiterates:
One last thing. I've only got the data for 2007, but I think it's a reasonable assumption that...
@#*! Brat Pack t-shirt
Rick Veitch has printed up a new batch of t-shirts based on his classic superhero noir, BRAT PACK. To promote the shirts, he's created...
Finally, the one you’ve been waiting for: Sim/Simone
Dave Sim makes an unannounced appearance at the Sequential Tarts board and starts chatting it up with Gail Simone, Pia Guerra and a few...
More on comics and literary quality
Jennifer de Guzman looks at the ongoing literary debate and calls for higher criticism.
We don't see more literary quality in comics being published...
Pulitzer Prize winners come to MAD
Missed this in our news cycle yesterday, but the NYT has details on ten Pulitzer prize winning editorial cartoonists coming to MAD magazine...
Grant Morrison makes girls happy
In all candor, we're not sure how all this fits into continuity or storylines or whatever, but is seems that while in the midst...
A Testosterone Filled Weekend
If you've been spending a little much time surfing the net and reading comics (be they capes or non-capes) and feeling a little too...
LOST: Who are the Oceanic Six?
I know they are the good guys, but whenever I kept hearing the name, I kept thinking "Sinister Six." Yes, super nerd here.
Anyway, Heidi...
San Diego launches blog to help you get a hotel room
THe San Diego Comic-Con has launched a blog called "Staying in San Diego" to help with the most arduous task of the comics year:...
Julie Doucet –FOR FUN
Seminal Canadian artist Julie Doucet now has a website with photos, a bibliography and exciting sound effects. Above, the Finnish version of "If I...
Steven Stwalley’s Crumbling Paper
You may just spend a few hours clicking around Steven Stwalley's Crumbling Paper site, an archive of old comics strips by Herriman, Gruelle,...













