First Bill Watterson interview in 20 years — No regrets
With Salinger gone, you would have thought that Calvin and Hobbes cartoonist Bill Watterson was ready to assume the mantle of the literary world's...
Holiday Reading: TCJ 300 conversations
For those who enjoy filling the quieter times of the holidays with reading, pretty much the most essential online comics reading right now is...
The Fiffe Files: Marcos Martin
by Michel Fiffe
Marcos Martin is one of the few modern cartoonists whose work I unconditionally follow. Although his art...
Rich talks LOVE, Killing, and Criterions
To engage in a rare-bit of self-promotion, I finally posted an interview I did for the new Oni Press book YOU HAVE KILLED ME...
Interviews: GUTSVILLE's fate and Infantino's final interview
§ GUTSVILLE was one of the highest concept comics ever, a Hawthorne-esque melodrama of a society that lives inside some giant beast. Written by...
The National Post's TCAF interview series
As part of the festivities leading up to this weekend's Toronto Comics Arts Festival, the Toronto National Post is running a HUGE series of...
The Mark Waid interview
Everyone is talking about this career-spanning interview with writer/BOOM! EIC Mark Waid at AICN. In a comics media drowning in promotional interviews, the long,...
Weekend Newsy Notes
* Did Dr. Manhattan shoot his load the first weekend?Depending on whom you talked to this week, the opening weekend box office for WATCHMEN...
Interviews: Harkham, Wood, Wilson
Kiel Phegley posts his entire interview with Sammy Harkham, editor of the epic KRAMERS ERGOT #7:
KP: So I was wondering to start, for you...
What ever happened to …Bill Jemas
Along with Joe Quesada, former Marvel publisher Bill Jemas was one of the principle architects of the revitalization of the House of...
Pull Quotes: What drives the book?
What do today's cartoonists think about when they sit down to draw or plan out a graphic novel? We're always fascinated to learn what...
Interviews: Shaw, Sally
Whitney Matheson interviews one of the Top 100 people of 2008, Dash Shaw. This is a long quote, but it's a good...
