A 320 page version of Richard McGuire’s Here is coming this fall
Richard McGuire's Here is a comics story originally published in RAW Magazine that used the comics form to dizzying effect, jumping from the dawn...
For some, BookCon was…crap
Although my take on the first BookCon was positive, it was definitely crowded and unorganized, and I'd be remiss if I didn't point...
BookCon showed that readers still love books and authors
So BookCon was, like the very first New York Comic-Con, a raging success that caught everyone by surprise. It may be surprising that so...
“But where are the conservative mangas and graphic novels?”
A graphic novel is dropping this week called The Forgotten Man Graphic Edition: A New History of the Great Depression . It's a 320...
Roz Chast’s Can’t We Talk about Something More Pleasant? is a hit
One of the top graphic novels of the first half of 2014 is surely Roz Chast's Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant?: A Memoir
; the long time New Yorker mainstay has penned her FIRST (amazing) graphic novel and it's a true classic even though the subject matter sounds grim. The book follows Chat's experiences with her aging and increasingly vulnerable parents, a sad topic but a part of the human experience that a lot of us are going to have to deal with from one side or another some day. This being Chast it's also full of laughs, as she limns her eccentric sometimes annoying parents in rich comic detail. Anxiety and love mingle, as they do in real life.
Charles Burns completes his Nitnit trilogy with Sugar Skull and here’s the cover
The third volume of Charles Burns' great Nitnit trilogy is finally coming out in December! It's called and it completes the story from The Hive and X'ed out about the varying levels of reality among a man who has overdosed, a weird world of worms where a reverse Tintin named Nitnit is finding his way, and angsty drama that will be familiar to readers of Black Hole.
Wimpy Kid #9 takes the Heffleys on the road this November
It's that time! Time for the #1 graphic novel of the year to be announced! Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 3/20/14: Powers gets 10-episode series on Playstation
§ Words like "TV" and "Broadcast" are long ago relics as streaming from many sources takes over the sitting in front of a screen time. And many comics properties are getting a second (or first) life on these new platforms. F'rinstance, Powers, the Brian Michael Bendis/Michael Avon Oeming series that was made into a pilot then passed on by the FX network, is getting revived as a streaming series for Playstaton. The show will go straight to series for 10 episodes. The cast and crew of the previous pilot has been scrubbed, with Charlie Huston on board to write, with Michael Dinner (director of everything from The Wonder Years to Masters of Sex) to direct. According to THR, Huston and Bendis will be the showrunners—it's nice to see Bendis getting a good title on this. Circle of Confusion (which also reps The Walking Dead) is among the exec producers.
New Titles From Titan Books, Summer 2014 – Spring 2015
Titan Books, UK purveyor of pop culture books, recently created a Titan Comics imprint, although they've been publishing comic strip collections, UK comics, and...
Fantagraphics Announces New Titles For Fall 2014 Including $500 Limited Edition Complete Zap Comics...
Richard Sala! Jacques Tardi! Robert Crumb! Dylan Horrocks! Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez! Beastie Boys! Roberto Clemente! Basil Wolverton!
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Tardi's WWI : It Was The War...
Kyle Baker appears to be reprinting a one volume collection of Why I Hate...
Well that's what this Tumblr post called Cover for new book. implies anyway.
For those who read them The Cowboy Wally Show—about a dissolute kids...
Announcing: New Jeffrey Brown Star Wars book, Goodnight Darth Vader, with BONUS VALENTINES
Five Days of Valentines supplemental:
Jeffrey Brown's two Star Wars cartoon books—Darth Vader and Son, and Vader's Little Princess—have been huge sellers so to no...
















