McNiven allowed out of the house for a day
Steve McNiven, remember him? The guy who destroyed the comics industry? Yeah, that's right.
We kid about the destruction thing, but the life of...
Link-a-mania
â¢George O'Connor is guest blogging at First Second blog and talking about his research fo Journey into Mohawk Country.
â¢Cartooner Tim Kreider's impassioned defense of...
A home for Rocky
The Rocky statue, a timeless artwork that references man's struggle for dignity, the triumph of the underdog, and beauty of the Everlast logo, has...
Sacco’s almost famous days
Speaking of rock'n'roll and cartooning, LA CityBeat interview Joe Sacco on BUT I LIKE IT, his early account of touring Europe with the pre-grunge...
Gassere joins ICv2
ICv2 Newshas brought Anne Gassere on as Managing Editor:
ICv2 is proud to announce that Anne Gassere has joined the company as Managing Editor,...
Kochalka on tour!
James Kochalka SUPERSTAR! Now you can enjoy the galvanizing songs and tranformagtive experience of see James Kochalka LIVE as he embarks on a mini...
Michael Cho’s GRASSHOPPER
We're big fans of Canadian artist Michael Cho here at Stately Beat Manor, and we just found out that over at his blog he's...
Ivan Brunetti’s 22 PANELS THAT ALWAYS WORK* (*sometimes)
Darned if this isn't almost as good as Wood's.
Museum Gets Funding From New York City
E&P reports that Mort Walker's National Cartoon Museum to be located in the Empire State Building, will get an influx of $1.8 million...
Immonens launch own webcomic site
Artist Stuart Immonen (NEXT WAVE) writes to say that he has relaunched his webcomic NEVER AS BAD AS YOU THINK, by him and wife...
Packrat leaves a fortune in comics
A 75-year-old New York man who never threw anything out left an unexpected windfall for his grieving kin: a collection of vintage...
Cartoonist defends downgraded planet
The proposed reclassification of our solar system, with Pluto, the dogged ninth planet about to be reduced to a "pluton", captured the attention of...
