One good thing
Oh our aching eyes. We're desperately trying to catch up on all the MoCCA news coming this weekend, and glazing over from all the...
ASP restructures; Liao leaves
Archaia Studios Press had a big hit with Mouse Guard, and critical acclaim with The Lone and Level Sands and founder Mark Smylie's Artesia,...
Alone, Unmourned and Unloved
A little while ago, Dave Sim's supporters posted an online petition aimed at...well, it was a little hard to tell what it was aimed...
Must reading: “How to get your indie book into comic shops”
Elizabeth Genco, whose graphic novel Blue was recently announced, does a lot of heavy lifting by surveying several indie friendly retailers to find...
A little more on Sammy Harkham
Frankly, we didn't expect the $125 price tag on KRAMERS ERGOT #7 to create such a ruckus in the comments. To give a little...
So much for asking for a review copy…
The Comics Journal message board comments on the fact that KRAMERS ERGOT #7, the new issue of Sammy Harkham's epic and influential avant garde...
Genco and Makkonen announce BLUE
Elizabeth Genco, founding member of The Chemistry Set, sends us word of her first graphic novel, BLUE, which will be illustrated by Finnish...
A tribute to Cerebus
John Layman posts his Cerebus sketchbook at Millarworld, with art from John Cassaday, Travis Charest, Gene Ha, Eric Canete and more. Above, Lee Bermejo....
MoCCA Fest programming
The MoCCA Fest benefitting Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art has announced its programming, and it definitely leans towards the adventurous edge of comics,...
Stumptown Stuff
Sounds like Stumptown was totally teh awesome, and we wish we could have been there. Tom Spurgeon:
Portland is also the home to dozens of...
This weekend! Stumptown!
If we could muster up the energy we'd be at Stumptown for sure. The guest list is stellar from Nicholas Gurewitch to Brian Bendis...
NYCC: No indies allowed?
Were indies and lit comics squeezed out of New York Comic-Con? Josh Neufeld says yes. Discuss.
I hate to be a hater, BUT I THOUGHT...
