Welcome to the Brokeback Pose
While going around the internet over just the last 24 hours, the following images turned up, all fine examples of the "Brokeback" aka "Show...
What do women like? Part XLVIII
UPDATE: Above, the cover to the Juice cover story (Thanks, Steve Stahl.)Johanna comments on a particularly dopey "trick your woman into liking comics" article...
Crumb still shocking
R. Crumb's appearance at Virginia Commonwealth University last week has led to a campus controversy, with his comments on rape and misogyny igniting complaints...
Keith Knight is controversial yet again
WYTV in Youngstown, Ohio, reportsthat students at Slippery Rock University, located in western Pennsylvania, are upset about a recent "K Chronicles" cartoon written and...
They’ll do it every time!
No sooner has Rich Johnston noted that much-loved and admired Amanda Conner was the first woman to make Wizard Magazine Top 10 artists list—to...
Carl Jung liked words AND pictures
This long article in the NY Times Magazine talks about Carl Jung's mysterious Red Book, a journal he worked on for years which contained...
This weekend, it’s Dragon Con
Cheryl Lynn Eaton is blogging for Bleeding Cool .
And here's the Flickr group, which is the must-see of the show.
Relax, Twilighters getting their OWN conventions
Creation is launching a 20-date series of TWILIGHT conventions, writes Geoff Boucher at the LA Times:
The three-day weekend fan conventions will tour around...
White man’s burden: Mr. James
Huffington Post's Disgrasian picks up on Mr. James, the mascot for a new ad campaign for McDonald's in Japan, which features an awkward white...
A Wendell Willkie carven from the living lard
Our usually on-the-ball Junior Woodchuck Torsten Adair may have missed the ball by not linking to this fantastic gallery of butter/lard sculptures from the...
The Big Tent was pitched long ago
I own a comic gallery, an art gallery in New York that sells comic art and stuff; the guy that runs the art gallery...
SD09: The New Invaders
Before I get into this, let me state unequivocally that San Diego Comic-Con is a fantastic experience, and despite any kvetching that follows, it's...
