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Review: “The Fall of the House of West” Doesn’t Fall Short

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The newest installment from Paul Pope, JT Petty, and David Rubin continues to build the West mythos, driven by head-strong hero, Aurora West.

INTERVIEW: Jessica Abel on Intersection of Comics and Radio and the Limitations of Art

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by Alex Dueben Jessica Abel has produced a unique body of work in comics that ranges from two collections of her award winning comic series...

While NY Geeks Out Next Weekend, So Cal Goes Punk

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Not going to NYCC this year? Sure you could spend hours hunched over the computer waiting for the latest news to come out of...

SPX Preview: When So Buttons met Joe Simon

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Jonathan Bayliss's So Buttons is a long running—10 years!—autobiographical comic strip that has been published mostly as a series of minis. Bayliss has been chronicling his life with the help of a bunch of all star artists including Noah Van Sciver, Joseph Remnant, Rachel Dukes, Rick Parker, Hembeck, Dean Haspiel, Jay Lynch, Ed Piskor, Tom Scioli and more.

Comic Arts Brooklyn unveils Clowes poster, schedule, guests

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This year's Comic Arts Brooklyn Festival will be held November 7-8, in the same configuration as last year -- exhibits on the Saturday and...

AfterShock announces first titles with Conner, Palmiotti, Jenkins, Ennis, Bennett and more

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AfterShock is the new kid on the block. Launched in April by comics vet Joe Pruett, it first made headlines when it hired Mike...

SPX 2015 programming is here, with new curators

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The SPX programming went live today, with a plethora of great programs and a bit of news: Bill Kartalopoulos, programming director for the last nine years, is stepping into an advisory capacity, mostly with international guests. This year's programming was handled by a committee led by Esther Kim of Fantom Comics that includes Michael Cavna and Jen Vaughn, with Kartalopoulos continuing in a consulting capacity with a focus on international guests. 

SPACE announces 2016 dates: April 9-10

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SPACE (Small Press & Alternative Comics Expo) , Columbus's longest running die comics show, has announced its 20156 dates: April 9 and 10, 2016,...

MATT CHATS: Wolves of Summer Creators on Kickstarter, Collaboration and the Hitler Youth

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It truly is a new Golden Age of comics, not just because of the fantastic output from such publishers as Image, Fantagraphics, Oni, etc.,...

INTERVIEW: Introducing Keith Burns, Artist Extraordinaire

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Keith Burns is an artist out of the UK that keeps an extremely low profile, at least on the Internet. He’s an artist you should...

INTERVIEW: Don’t Call it a Porno, Nik Guerra Takes On Mystery and Sensuality in...

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by Alex Dueben At a time when many comics are criticized for their approach to female characters, it’s interesting to read a comic which is about...

MATT CHATS: Thomas Boatwright on Puppets, Patreon and a Transition from Comics

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Rarely do I get to learn the story of people who have moved away from the comics industry. Artist and creator Thomas Boatwright is...

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